NASA NTRS · 20020060109
Plating Processes Utilizing High Intensity Acoustic Beams
Abstract
A system and a method for selective plating processes are disclosed which use directed beams of high intensity acoustic waves to create non-linear effects that alter and improve the plating process. The directed beams are focused on the surface of an object, which in one embodiment is immersed in a plating solution, and in another embodiment is suspended above a plating solution. The plating processes provide precise control of the thickness of the layers of the plating, while at the same time, in at least some incidents, eliminates the need for masking.
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Richard C Oeftering, Charles Denofrio. 2002-04-09. Plating Processes Utilizing High Intensity Acoustic Beams. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020060109
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