Thick film forming process

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

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4273722, C23C 2600

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051166429

ABSTRACT:
A thick film forming process according to the present invention comprises using the screen printing to form thick films in the vicinity of the edges or parts of large areas of a substrate, and next using the direct writing to form thick films of patterns on the other parts of the substrate. The process of this invention enables a circuit pattern in thick films to be changed easily in set conditions.

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