Process for manufacturing base material for printed circuits

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods

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156155, 156230, 156253, 428460, 428463, 428901, C23F 100, H05K 100, B32B 3122

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039487016

ABSTRACT:
In a process for making a printed circuit, a method of forming a base for the circuit, including coating a cover foil with a decomposable film, then bonding the film to a carrier, and then removing the cover foil from the film.
A protected base useful for making printed circuits, comprising a synthetic-resin-based carrier, a decomposable adhesive film bonded to the carrier, and a removable cover foil bonded to the film, the adhesive film containing catalyst effective for the electroless deposition of metal conductors.

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