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titleOfInvention Process for coating a substrate with a ceramic layer
abstract The invention relates to a method for coating a substrate (11) with a ceramic layer (15), which is produced from precursor by cross-linking. It is customary to apply this layer together with a solvent to evaporate it, and then heat treatment for pyrolysis, d. H. Crosslinking of Precursoranteile make to the ceramic layer. According to the invention, the substrate (11) is brought to crosslinking temperature, for example by means of a heating source (12) or UV radiation (17), so that the layers (14, 18) of the applied precursor simultaneously with the evaporation (16) of the solvent (or shortly thereafter) be networked. This can advantageously achieve a fast process management. In addition, the solvent from the individual layers can evaporate undisturbed, which can improve the coating quality. With the method, for example, the interior of interrupters can be coated.
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