Rca Inc.

Edward A James

George L Schnable

Philip Kuznetzoff

The invention is a method for diffusing phosphorus into the surface of a silicon substrate using borophosphosilicate glass as the phosphorus source.

Doped-oxide diffusion of phosphorus using borophosphosilicate glass

Method for preparing a flylead from beryllium copper alloy sheet having one side include a solder layer pattern. The method includes the steps of age hardening the beryllium copper alloy sheet, laminating both sides of the sheet with a dry film photoresist, exposing the first side of the laminated alloy sheet to actinic radiation through a mask to record a first pattern comprising the flylead pattern, exposing the second side of the laminated alloy sheet to actinic radiation through a mask to record a second pattern comprising the solder layer pattern, developing the second pattern to expose the alloy sheet surface, electroplating the exposed alloy sheet surface with a solder, relaminating the electroplated second side, developing the first pattern, etching the first pattern into the alloy sheet and removing the remaining photoresist from both sides of the etched alloy sheet.

Fabrication of video disc flyleads

In a wholly additive process for depositing a patterned metal layer on an insulating substrate, the sensitized and activated substrate is coated with photoresist; a desired pattern is formed in the photoresist layer by exposing it to a mask and developing it using conventional techniques; the patterned surface is then contacted with a second developer solution containing the activator; a metal pattern is deposited by electroless metal plating; and the photoresist is removed.

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Pennington, NJ, United States of America

Edward A James