Selective patterning of metallization on a dielectric substrate

Coating processes – Nonuniform coating – Deforming the base or coating or removing a portion of the...

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427437, 427438, 427304, 427305, 427307, 427250, 427124, 427 96, 427 98, 427125, 20419215, B05D 132

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ABSTRACT:
A method of selectively fabricating metallization on a dielectric substrate is disclosed. A seed layer is sputtered on a polymer dielectric, a patterned photoresist mask is disposed over the seed layer, exposed portions of the seed layer are etched, the photoresist is stripped, and copper is deposited without a mask by electroless plating on the unetched seed layer to form well-adhering high density copper lines without exposing the photoresist to the electroless bath.

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