Abstract:
Electrical circuit patterns are adhesively bonded to a dielectric support (e.g., epoxy glass prepreg) by using a transfer laminate. The transfer laminate comprises a release coated carrier film, a metallic layer and an adhesive. After being bonded to the support, the carrier film is stripped therefrom to leave portions of the metal in the form of the conductive pathways of the circuit, adhesively bonded to the support. in fig. 1 a transfer laminate consists of a carrier film 11, a release coating 12, an adherent metal layer 13 on the other side of the release coating and an adhesive pattern 14 which is in the shape of the ultimate desired circuit pattern.
Abstract:
Conductive metallic layers which are substantially continuous and pin hole free are adhesively bonded to a dielectric support (e.g. epoxy glass prepreg) by using a transfer laminate. The transfer laminate comprises a release coated carrier film, a metallic layer and an adhesive. After being bonded to the support, the carrier film is stripped therefrom to bond the metallic layer to the support. In fig. 1 a transfer laminate comprises a carrier film 11, a release coating 12 bonded to one side of the carrier film, an adherent metal layer 13, and an adhesive layer 14.
Abstract:
Conductive metallic layers which are substantially continuous and pin hole free are adhesively bonded to a dielectric support (e.g. epoxy glass prepreg) by using a transfer laminate. The transfer laminate comprises a release coated carrier film, a metallic layer and an adhesive. After being bonded to the support, the carrier film is stripped therefrom to bond the metallic layer to the support. In fig. 1 a transfer laminate comprises a carrier film 11, a release coating 12 bonded to one side of the carrier film, an adherent metal layer 13, and an adhesive layer 14.
Abstract:
Electrical circuit patterns are adhesively bonded to a dielectric support (e.g., epoxy glass prepreg) by using a transfer laminate. The transfer laminate comprises a release coated carrier film, a metallic layer and an adhesive. After being bonded to the support, the carrier film is stripped therefrom to leave portions of the metal in the form of the conductive pathways of the circuit, adhesively bonded to the support. in fig. 1 a transfer laminate consists of a carrier film 11, a release coating 12, an adherent metal layer 13 on the other side of the release coating and an adhesive pattern 14 which is in the shape of the ultimate desired circuit pattern.