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titleOfInvention Method and apparatus for fabricating printed circuit board using atmospheric pressure capillary discharge plasma shower
abstract The present invention discloses a method and apparatus for treating materials of a manufacturing process using capillary discharge plasma. More specifically, at least one first electrode receiving power and having at least one first and second side surfaces, the first side being coupled to the first electrode and the second side extending in the direction of the first side. Removes debris from holes in the laminated substrate using an atmospheric capillary discharge plasma apparatus having a dielectric body having a capillary of and having a dielectric body in which each capillary is substantially aligned in line with each electrode, and a second electrode electrically coupled to the first electrode. And a method of forming a conductive material in the hole, the method comprising drilling a copper laminated substrate to remove at least a portion of the copper laminated substrate, placing the copper laminated substrate having holes in the apparatus, the potential at the plasma generator Applying a gas, supplying a working gas in close proximity to the laminated substrate, and capillary discharge plasma from the capillary Generated by and a step of forming a conductive material on a copper laminated board, comprising the step, and a hole inside for handling copper laminate substrate with an atmospheric pressure plasma discharge capillary so as to remove the resin residue in the hole.
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