Vacuum etching technology: combined processes and interesting developments.

CircuiTree | June 1, 2008| | Copyright

A new method of etching and a new additive have emerged in the aftermath of a combination of a vacuum etching technology with a pulse method. Given the continuous refinement of the process of vacuum etching on one hand and the coupling with the newly developed pulse method on the other, another significant improvement has now been successfully recorded in cycle speeds as well as in the steepness of etching edges. Success was also not only achieved in the improved method of coping with the problem of the steepness of the etching edges through the development of a special ...

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