Examples of EPD Process Applications in the Electronic Industry and their Characteristics

N. J. M. van Leth; G.J. Verhoeckx

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.507.181

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Examples of EPD Process Applications in the Electronic Industry and their Characteristics

Abstract:

Examples of electrophoretic deposition applications taken from the electronics industry illustrate the versatility of EPD. Determined by substrate dimensions and layer requirements, each application often requires its own unique system configuration. In the following examples EPD will be shown to have distinctive advantages over other layer application technologies like spray-, dip-or spin coating in for example layer conformity.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 507)

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N. J. M. van Leth, G.J. Verhoeckx

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Characteristic, Electronic Industry, Electrophoretic Deposition (EPD)

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