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Dr. Karl Dietz

DRY FILM PHOTORESIST PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
by Dr. Karl Dietz

Pages--432+xv; Tables--22; Figures--270; References--338.

 

Code: EP152
ISBN:
0 901150 39 8
Release Date:
January 2001

Contents
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Description
Although there are several excellent publications dealing with printed wiring board (PWB) fabrication, the area of Dry Film Photoresist Processing Technology has received little specialised attention. This handbook fills that gap admirably by addressing comprehensively those fabrication steps directly or indirectly associated with the function and performance of the resist. In the context of the book, 'resist' refers mainly to negative working, aqueous processable dry film photoresist as commonly used in circuit imaging steps. The author includes a brief outline of the overall PWB fabrication process, thereby usefully placing the technology described in its proper context. Overall, the work reflects the extensive knowledge and experience of the author and his colleagues in this specialist area.

About the Editor
Dr. Dietz received a PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Frankfurt, Germany, and joined DuPont in 1967. He has held a variety of positions in Research, Development, Production, and Quality Control in the fields of dyestuffs, pigments, and organic intermediates before he joined DuPont Electronics in 1984. Karl has managed Development and Technical Market Support Groups for Electronic Chemicals and Primary Imaging and has published widely on printed circuit board fabrication materials and processes. His current position is Senior Industry Manager with DuPont's Printed Circuit Materials Group at Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, USA.

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