Process for fabricating circuitry on substrates having plated th

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430313, 430314, 430318, 216 17, 427 97, G03F 700

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ABSTRACT:
Circuitry is formed on a substrate having at least one plated through-hole employing two different photoresist materials. A first photoresist is applied on a conductive layer located on a substrate and is developed to define a desired conductive circuit pattern. A second photoresist is laminated onto the structure and is developed so that the second photoresist material remains in the vicinity of the through-hole. The conductive layer is etched to provide the desired circuit pattern, and the remaining portions of the second and first photoresists are removed.

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