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Using Periodic Pulse Reverse (PPR) for Plating Thick Panel Applications
There is increased interest in the printed wiring board (PWB) industry with regards to the use of periodic pulse reverse (PPR)
plating to electroplate printed circuit boards. PPR plating offers
.. read more
Electroplating and Properties of Lead-Free Finishes
Tin alloys such as Sn 0.7% Cu and Sn 2%Bi were identified as a viable alternative to tin-lead finish. Electroplating
of these alloys is challenging because of great difference in reduction pote
.. read more
The Use of Insoluble,Mixed Metal Oxide Coated Titanium Anodes to Improve Quality and Decrease Plating Times for Circuit Boards
Copper plating in the printed circuit board industry has traditionally used soluble copper anodes in a vertical configuration. Newer,high speed,horizontal plating lines utilize insoluble anodes
.. read more
Using Periodic Pulse Reverse (PPR) for Plating Thick Panel Applications
There is increased interest in the printed wiring board (PWB) industry with regards to the use of periodic pulse reverse (PPR)
plating to electroplate printed circuit boards. PPR plating offers
.. read more
Electroplating and Properties of Lead-Free Finishes
Tin alloys such as Sn 0.7% Cu and Sn 2%Bi were identified as a viable alternative to tin-lead finish. Electroplating
of these alloys is challenging because of great difference in reduction pote
.. read more
The Use of Insoluble,Mixed Metal Oxide Coated Titanium Anodes to Improve Quality and Decrease Plating Times for Circuit Boards
Copper plating in the printed circuit board industry has traditionally used soluble copper anodes in a vertical configuration. Newer,high speed,horizontal plating lines utilize insoluble anodes
.. read more