Printed circuit board

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement

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174257, 428901, H05K 109, H05K 318

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050177427

ABSTRACT:
A method for metal plating the surface of an article formed from an organic plastic. The method includes a step of passing a current between two electrodes immersed in an electrolyte containing dissolved plating metal. One of the electrodes is the article to be plated and is provided with a surface having areas of a catalytic metal chalcogenide conversion coating adjacent to and in contact with conductive areas. The metal sulfide is of a metal that would be catalytic to electroless metal deposition. The method is especially useful for the formation of printed circuit boards and is sufficiently versatile to permit formation of a printed circuit board by a process that involves pattern plating. In a preferred embodiment through holes in the circuit board substrate have their walls coated with a metal adhered to the plastic surface of the hole wall through an intermediate layer of tin-palladium sulfide.

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