Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying
Patent
1996-05-29
1998-05-05
Niebling, John
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
437203, 1566571, H01L 2144
Patent
active
057473587
ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for forming at least one raised metallic contact on an electrical circuit. Generally, this method includes the following steps: providing a composite base substrate which is defined by at least a first conductive layer, a dielectric material and a second conductive layer; removing a portion of the first conductive layer to expose the dielectric material; removing the exposed portion of the dielectric material to the second conductive layer, thereby forming a depression; depositing at least one layer of conductive material on at least side wall portions of the depression; removing the second conductive layer; and completely removing the dielectric material to said first conductive layer thereby forming a raised metallic contact which extends perpendicularly away from the first conductive layer.
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Fischer Paul J.
Gorrell Robin E.
Everhart C.
Genco, Jr. Victor M.
Niebling John
W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.
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