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Circuit production

The screen printing process uses a rubber squeegee to force ink through a tightly stretched, finely woven mesh onto various substrates. The basic concept has been refined to the point where large semi- and fully automatic lines are relatively common. Typical products are display printing, industrial and container printing, and printed circuit production. ... [Pg.157]

Because printed circuit products require higher quality rinse waters than typical electroplated products, demineralized water is often used, and there is economic justification for recovery of this more expensive water. [Pg.340]

Plating on nonconductors comprises two technologically very different categories plating of plastics and printed circuit production. [Pg.109]

Image linearity with CODACON schemes is very good and extension to larger areas should be possible without loss of position resolution. Fabrication of the CODACON pattern, however, requires multilayer integrated circuit production techniques. A MCP/linear CODACON system of the type described (wth a Csl photocathode on the MCP front face) has been used for FUV (1500 A-1800 A) spectroscopy of Jupiter (47) and a two dimensional system of this type is being constructed for a similar application (76). [Pg.268]

Copper has a widespread use for kitchen utensils, as thermal and electric conductors, and in sanitation. Copper solutions are used in various industrial processes such as electroplating, printed circuit production, textile production, and as catalysts in various chemical processes. Sprays containing copper sulfate are sometimes used in agriculture (vineyards). [Pg.340]

R.J. de Klerk, G. P. Demopoulos, Continuous Circuit Production and Accelerated Ageing of Iron(III)-Arsenic(V) Coprecipitates - Probing Process-Stability Relationships , EPD Congress 2008 Proceedings of Sessions and Symposia Sponsored by the Extraction and Processing Division (EPD), ed. S.M. Howard, (Warrendale, PA The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2008), 3-10... [Pg.378]

Nematic and cholesteric liquid crystals can be used for the nondestructive study of electrical defects in transistors and integrated circuits [81, 82], for the detection defects in film capacitors prepared by vacuum deposition [83], for the visualization of electrically active defects or rapidly diffusing dopants, as well as for quality control at various stages of integrating circuits production [84-86]. The most suitable effect for this purpose would appear to be the B effect [85] and the fiexoelectric effect in spatially nonuniform field [84, 86], which permits the distribution of the electrical potential in operating the integrated circuits to be visualized. [Pg.453]

PRODUCTION master a 1 1 scale pattern used to produce one or more printed wiring or printed circuit products within the accuracy specified on the master drawing. promoter a chemical, itself a feeble catalyst, that greatly increases the activity of a given catalyst. [Pg.1616]

The average combined production for the two mills on open circuit in November and December was 42 tph. During initial commissioning trials on closed circuit, production varied between 50 and 58 tph. [Pg.83]

Huoboric acid is also used in printed circuit production for tin-lead plating [61]. [Pg.212]

The thin films used in electronic device fabrication can have a thickness in the range of 0.02 am (200 A), which means that sub-micrometre particles can have a disastrous effect on device yields. In fact, particle generated pinholes in thin gate oxide films are one of the major causes of low yields in most integrated circuit production. [Pg.252]

In larger circuit production outfits CO2 lasers are used to scribe the substrates after the application of the circuit pattern. Basically the laser burns a line of blind holes around the circuit. When the substrates are broken apart a clean straight edge is normally observed. Lasers can also be used to produce intricate shaped pieces. [Pg.114]


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