Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board
Patent
1979-06-06
1980-11-04
Smith, John D.
Coating processes
Electrical product produced
Integrated circuit, printed circuit, or circuit board
51310, 51311, 51312, 51319, 156645, 156656, 427108, 427348, 427349, 427259, 427272, 427273, 427282, 427270, 427355, 430318, B05D 512, B24B 104
Patent
active
042320593
ABSTRACT:
A process is disclosed for delineating a patterned electroconductive coating on a substantially nonconductive substrate. The process can be used on substrates having a thickness in excess of 50 microinches. The process involves forming a substantially continuous electroconductive film on a substrate. An air abrasive resistant continuous mask film of metallic material is applied to the electroconductive film and etched to form masked and unmasked portions of the electroconductive film corresponding to the desired patterned coating. The unmasked portions of the electroconductive film are removed to leave the masked portions of the electroconductive film remaining on the substrate. The mask film can then be removed from the electroconductive film resulting in the desired pattern delineated in the electroconductive film on the substrate or the mask can remain in place and be used to form an integral part of the device formed with the substrate.
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Crowder Albert M.
E-Systems Inc.
Smith John D.
Wilder Robert V.
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