article·1976-02-01

Measurement and Control of Coating Thickness and Porosity in Printed Wiring Manufacture

T.D.T. Latter

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Abstract

Most of the basic requirements for the manufacture of printed wiring are, of course, well known; so much so that literally hundreds of companies or divisions of larger companies are formed annually to produce these products. However, a high percentage of such companies fail, especially when new specifications are introduced or existing specifications are adhered to by the purchasing authority. There is a wide diversity of reasons for failure of printed wiring products to meet the requirements of quality and performance. Since some of these can be attributed to coating thickness and/or coating porosity, it is therefore the purpose of this article to outline the ways and means to control these parameters.
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OpenAlex topics: Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies · Electronic Packaging and Soldering Technologies

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