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Hi Dennis,
Assuming that the remaining area is bare copper, you can overplate the
entire pattern with tin/lead, then reimage to protect the features you
want tin/lead, then solder strip the unprotected areas (selective
solder strip). Strip your resist, soldermask over the bare copper,
then reflow.
Hope this helps...Andy
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Subject: Re: [TN] Electrolytic plating on isolated areas or an altern
Author: George Gerberick <[log in to unmask]> at smtplink-hadco
Date: 04/20/99 2:42 PM
What is on the balance of the circuitry? Can you electrolytic plate, dry film
mask and plate again in those
isolated areas before etch?
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> From: Dennis J Fall@TFT on 04/20/99 03:06 PM
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> Subject: Electrolytic plating on isolated areas or an alternative
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> I have been pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to electroplate
> solder onto isolated areas (land pads, etc.). I have also been trying to
> come up with other ways to do this (immersion, etc.). I basically need
> about 5 ?m (0.2 mils) of solder. Does anyone have any great ideas???????
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> Thank You,
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