Method of applying photoresist by screening in the formation of

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaging affecting physical property of radiation sensitive... – Making electrical device

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427160, 427282, 430314, 430308, 430318, 430319, 430323, 430324, 430935, G03C 500

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ABSTRACT:
This invention is directed to processes for using a light sensitive photoresist material in the manufacture of an article having a surface permanently modified in an image pattern. The process comprises applying the photoresist to a substrate through a screen, preferably as a continuous, incompletely imaged layer and thereafter, imaging and developing to provide a relief image in the photoresist layer and treating the substrate to provide a permanent image in the finished article. The process is particularly useful in the manufacture of printed circuits. The process is believed to be a departure from conventional processes in the step of screening a light sensitive photoresist material over a substrate.

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patent: 3629036 (1971-12-01), Isaacson
patent: 4003877 (1977-01-01), Lipson et al.
patent: 4176602 (1979-12-01), Feddersen

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