Log in / Register
Account Login
Register
  • Forgot Username?
  • Forgot Password?
  • Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

    Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

    The tolerances decide what actually ships.  READ MORE...

  • How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

    How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

    Hidden subcontracting can expose providers to latent quality risks.  READ MORE...

  • Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

    Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

    Long, narrow flex circuits push manufacturing limits.  READ MORE...

  • A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.

    A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.

    What is a flex PCB?  READ MORE...

  • UHDI Solder Mask Considerations

    UHDI Solder Mask Considerations

    Can solder mask tolerance follow UHDI's lead?  READ MORE...

Homepage Slideshow

  • Tolerances and Dimensions for PCB Fabrication

    The tolerances decide what actually ships.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/241-designer-s-notebook/19202-tolerances-and-dimensions-for-pcb-fabrication

  • How to Avoid 'Ghost Manufacturing'

    Hidden subcontracting can expose providers to latent quality risks.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/270-board-buying/19199-the-phantom-menace-of-pcb-purchasing-how-to-avoid-ghost-manufacturing

  • Flex Circuits for Use in Catheters

    Long, narrow flex circuits push manufacturing limits.

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/current-issue/243-flexperts/19205-flex-circuits-for-use-in-catheters

  • A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex PCBs.

    What is a flex PCB?

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/19208-a-guide-to-flexible-and-rigid-flex-printed-circuit-boards

  • UHDI Solder Mask Considerations

    Can solder mask tolerance follow UHDI's lead?

    https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/19210-uhdi-solder-mask-considerations

  • HOME
  • Advertising
    • Sales Contacts
    • Media Kit
  • .
  • Education
    • Archives
    • News
      • Design News
      • Fab News
      • Market News
    • New Products
    • Features
    • The Route: Printed Circuit Engineering Association News
    • Editorial Contributions
    • NPI Award
    • CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY Magazine
    • White Papers/e-Books
    • Hall of Fame
    • Printed Circuit University
  • Research
    • Market Data
    • NTI-100
    • PCB Design History
    • CAD/CAM/PCB Software Providers
    • PCB Design Engineer Salary Surveys
  • .
  • PCB Update
  • .
  • Events
    • PCB West
    • Industry Events
    • PCB2Day Workshop Series
    • PCB East
  • .
  • Subscribe
  • .
  • Search
  • Home
  • Education
  • New Products
  • 3D Systems Adds 4 Figure 4 Resins

Dow Debuts Aurolectroless SMT 520 ImAu Finish

Published: 03 November 2010

Aurolectroless SMT 520 ImAu finish reportedly permits operation at low gold salt concentrations to reduce gold consumption in ENIG processes. Is said to provides deposit coverage to increase corrosion resistance during subsequent process steps.

Dow Electronics Materials, www.dow.com

  • Prev
  • Next
Submit to FacebookSubmit to Google PlusSubmit to TwitterSubmit to LinkedInPrint Article
APRIL ISSUE
April cover

View the Digital
Edition Here!

POPULAR

  • A Guide to Flexible and Rigid-flex Printed Circuit Boards
  • UHDI Solder Mask Considerations
  • The Critical Nature of PCB Stackup, and How to Build an Efficient One
  • Ultra HDI: What is It and How is It Different than HDI?
  • The Marketplace for Untapped Inventory

Press Releases

  • ECIA Welcomes New Member Recruitment and Engagement Manager
  • ASC Sunstone Circuits Implements Smart Parts Technology at Mulino Facility
  • Eltek Reports $5.3 Million Order and Provides Update on First Quarter 2026 Outlook Twitter Facebook LinkedIn GooglePlus Pinterest
  • SEMI Projects Double-Digit Growth in Global 300mm Fab Equipment Spending for 2026 and 2027
  • News
  • .
  • Products
  • .
  • Contacts
  • .
  • PCB Chat
  • .
  • Login

ISSN 1939-5442, Copyright © 2026 Printed Circuit Engineering Association®, PO Box 237 Portsmouth, NH 03802. All rights reserved. This website contains copyrighted material that cannot be reproduced without permission. Printed Circuit Engineering Association® Privacy Policy