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The Complete Path to Least Resistance

The electroless copper deposit must form a metallurgical bond between the target pad and electrolytic copper deposit to survive reflow assembly. 4-wire resistance measurements conducted on P .. read more

Microvia Weak Interfacial Fracture of Microvia Designs-Comparing the Reliability of Graphite-based Direct Metallization and Conventional Electroless Copper-Phase 1

Documentation shows that there are latent reliability issues with stacked filled Microvia designs for complex printed circuit boards. This issue is broadly defined as a weak interface betwee .. read more

The Advanced NiAu-Process for Second Image Technology

Designs of new electronic products show a significant drive for smaller and more complex PWBs. This continuing trend of miniaturization affects components in the same way as for the connecting .. read more

The Complete Path to Least Resistance

The electroless copper deposit must form a metallurgical bond between the target pad and electrolytic copper deposit to survive reflow assembly. 4-wire resistance measurements conducted on P .. read more

Microvia Weak Interfacial Fracture of Microvia Designs-Comparing the Reliability of Graphite-based Direct Metallization and Conventional Electroless Copper-Phase 1

Documentation shows that there are latent reliability issues with stacked filled Microvia designs for complex printed circuit boards. This issue is broadly defined as a weak interface betwee .. read more

The Advanced NiAu-Process for Second Image Technology

Designs of new electronic products show a significant drive for smaller and more complex PWBs. This continuing trend of miniaturization affects components in the same way as for the connecting .. read more