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titleOfInvention Electroplating method and plating apparatus
abstract An electroplating method by indirect power feeding and an electrode jig applicable to a terminal component having a complicated three-dimensional shape, an insulating substrate having a large number of independent electrodes, and the like are provided. A DC power source 11, a plating bath 12, and a plurality of electrode jigs 13 that are spaced apart from each other and connected to the DC power source 11 are provided in the plating bath 12. An anode plate 16 made of a conductive material arranged in alignment and connected to the positive electrode rod 15, a slit frame 17 provided in contact with the anode plate 16 so as not to drop off the plating object 14, and a conductive material connected to the negative electrode rod 18. A cathode plate 19 made of a material, and an insulating plate 20 provided between the anode plate 16 and the cathode plate 19 and blocking a plating solution between the two electrodes. The anode plate 16 and the cathode plate 19 are plated. The object to be plated 14 is arranged so that the parts do not contact each other, and the positive and negative voltages are applied to the positive electrode rod 15 and the negative electrode rod 18 by the DC power supply 11. [Selection] Figure 1
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