Process for making metallized holes in a dielectric substrate by

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430314, 430313, 430315, 430319, 430329, 204 15, G03C 500, C25D 502

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ABSTRACT:
A process for making metallized holes in a dielectric substrate which, after galvanic growth of the conductive paths delimited by photoresist on the substrate, includes a drilling step of the substrate and electrogalvanic creation of rivets protruding beyond the edges of the holes on the front of the substrate. The steps of completion of the conductive and resistive paths on the front, deposition of metals on the back, reinforcement of the rivets and galvanic growth of the back and of the metals deposited inside the hole then follow.

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patent: 4226932 (1980-10-01), Ferraris
Robert J. Thompson and Bradley W. Whitaker, "Conductive Via Processing Utilizing RF Sputtering and Selective Electrodeposition for Hybrid Thin Film Circuits"; Hewlett Packard Company (1982); pp. 536-542.

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