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titleOfInvention Method for removing seed layer in printed circuit board manufacturing process and printed circuit board manufactured by using the method
abstract The present invention relates to a method of removing a seed layer in the manufacture of a printed circuit board. A method for removing a seed layer in the production of a printed circuit board according to the present invention includes the steps of: forming a photoresist layer on a printed circuit board on which a seed layer is formed; Removing the photoresist layer in a predetermined pattern; Forming a plating layer for a circuit on a predetermined pattern from which the photoresist layer is removed; Removing the photoresist layer around the plating layer to expose the seed layer; Forming a corrosion layer on the seed layer and the surface of the plating layer by chemically reacting the substrate on which the seed layer is exposed in a reactor filled with a predetermined gas; And removing the seed layer by removing the corrosion layer by irradiating a laser to the corrosion layer. According to the present invention, in removing the copper seed layer, a laser ablation as a dry etching method is employed instead of the conventional wet etching method, but a chemical reaction by chlorine gas is caused to cause a chloride corrosion layer By performing laser ablation after formation, a precise wiring pattern can be obtained even with a low energy supply, and damage of the copper plating layer can be prevented.
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