Printing Printed and Printable Circuits: The Process Changes but the Name Stays the Same.(Brief Article)

CircuiTree | January 1, 2001| | Copyright

Printed circuit technology was originally named for the methods used to produce them. The first commercial circuits were truly printed. Conductive inks were printed in the desired circuit pattern onto a substrate, and components were attached. It couldn't be much simpler (or could it? Hold on, we'll look for that answer later). These early printed circuits frequently used ceramic substrates. Ceramics allowed the metal inks printed to be fired at high temperature to improve their conductivity by sintering and condensing the carrier material and entrained metal powder. ...

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