Single alloy solder clad substrate

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Preformed panel circuit arrangement

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174257, H05K 102

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056231270

ABSTRACT:
A solder clad printed circuit board (100) consists of an electrically insulating substrate that has copper circuit traces (105), portions of which are solderable. A substantially planar layer (120) of a soldering composition is fused to the solderable traces, to form a solder pad that is not domed. The layer is composed of a mass of off-eutectic solder particles (115) that are fused together to form an agglomeration (120) having a porous structure. The solder particles are fused together by heating the off-eutectic solder to a temperature that is between the solidus temperature and the liquidus temperature of the solder. The solder is then cooled below the solidus temperature to solidify it.

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