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Steve/Dennis,
Forgive my ignorance, but is there an underlying Ni diffusion barrier
between the copper and silver for surface mount applications as there would
be for Cu/Ni/Au flash? If yes, do you follow the same Ni thickness
guidelines as for Cu/Ni/Au? If no, why not?
Is anyone gold wire bonding to an immersion Ag surface for Chip On Board
applications. I am assuming a Ni barrier layer is used. Correct?
Steven Creswick - CTS RF Integrated Modules
At 05:35 PM 2/26/01 EST, you wrote:
>Our experience is that the immersion silver process (all acidic solutions) is
>compatible all the flex materials we have tested.
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>Please contact us off line for details
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>Dennis Fritz
>MacDermid, Inc
>Waterbury, CT
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