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FULABHAI <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 5 Dec 1997 21:44:07 EST
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Sorry , I do not like to create any controversy about electroles copper  and
electroplated copper from physical properties point of view..but fact of life
of manufacturing on floor that.....(  and no body can deny..)
1. All data provided , created by vendor , prepared under strict cintrol
condition which
   hardly gets repeatd in shop.
2. Electroless copper is always spongy, etch off two to three faster than
electrolyic
    copper in microetch
3. Electroless copper grain  structure varies from bath to bath, chemistry,
and other
    combination of physical parameters controling the process from hour to
hour.
4  Properties  of electrolytic copper also varies similarly.
5. In microetch, electroless copper creates lot of mud like stuff means smut
due to
    lot of organic material between/ in grain boundries.
6. Electroplated copper is dandrite as a foil copper and amorphous as plated
on
    PCB  and electoless with big grains which can judged from micro-section
easily.
7. Definitly, there  are changes in morphology of copper in PCB plating from
time to
    time whihin acceptable limits of quality.

    Fulabhai        [log in to unmask]

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