Plugging holes is an add on to plated through holes. As far as I know all commercial processes seed and plate holes. I do toner transfer. apply solder paste with a stencil, and reflow in a fry pan (ala sparkfun). I am just starting to use TQFP and need vias under the chip. If I solder wires in the vias I do not think I can use the fry pan to reflow. The hope is that I can metalize the walls of the vias with the pen and heat cure. The apply solder paste into the vias using a stencil that has both SMD pads and vias. Note that the pen is marketed to make and repair traces. This falls outside of that intended use. 3v0 --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, DJ Delorie <dj@...> wrote: > > > "leon Heller" leon355@... writes: > > But it's just a single stage, not several stages as was claimed. > > Are we reading the same page? They don't describe their plating > process at all on that page, just that they plate the vias before > filling, then plate over them afterwards. I would assume that the > plating processes are the same regardless of whether you're going to > fill the hole or not. >
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Re: DIY conductive vias ?
2009-06-09 by a3v03v0
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