Process for preparing printed circuits

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board

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156 3, 156 7, 156 22, 156150, 156237, 156246, 156249, 156280, 156289, 156330, 427 98, 427307, 427322, H05K 300, C09J 700, C23C 302

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040014665

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to printed circuits and to insulating substrates useful in their preparation.
The invention provides a process for preparing an insulating substrate by curing a layer of an etchable synthetic rubber and a thermosettable resin to give a selectively etchable layer, superimposing the layer on a fibrous sheet or web impregnated with a thermosettable resin and consolidating the assembly as produced by heating under pressure.
Printed circuits prepared from the insulating substrates have superior peel strength.

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