Method for the glow-discharge-activated reactive deposition of e

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board

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156637, 156646, 156663, 156667, 427105, 427107, 4271262, 4271263, 427237, 427239, 427292, 427309, 4273981, B05D 306

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ABSTRACT:
For the reactive deposition of tubular bodies of electrically conductive material from a flowing gas phase on a tubular substrate, a glow discharge 11 is produced between an inner electrode 6 and an outer electrode 2, one of which is constructed so as to be tubular and serves as a substrate. It is ensured that the electrodes 2, 6 are not short-circuited by growing conductive surface layers so that the glow discharge 11 extinguishes. Furthermore, the electrically conductive coating on the electrode 6 which does not function as the substrate electrode is interrupted in an insulating manner to locally limit the glow discharge 11. For example, by a gas barrier the deposit of an electrically conducting material on the insulation can be avoided. The glow discharge 11 is reciprocated during the deposition process.

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patent: 4262035 (1981-04-01), Jaeger et al.

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