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Direct Immersion Gold is a process in which gold is plated directly on copper as a surface finish for printed circuit board and package applications. By ...

Electroless nickel immersion gold (ENIG or ENi/IAu), also known as immersion gold (Au), chemical Ni/Au or soft gold, is a metal plating process used in the ...

Electroless nickel immersion gold plating consists of a layer of gold over a layer of nickel. The top layer protects the bottom layer from oxidation, ensuring ...

Immersion gold is a process that applies a very thin layer of gold with displacement of the surface atoms. It means the coating is not very thick, and it can be ...

Immersion Gold Plating is a vital process for electric, electronic, and wire bonding applications. This technique forms a thin, uniform gold layer over ...

Immersion gold is made of pure gold, so it is softer than gold plating. It wears if it slides over a surface. It can only be used at the parts of the PCB where ...

Immersion gold will be golden yellow, which is more yellow than gold plating (this is one of the methods to distinguish between gold plating and immersion gold) ...

ENIG refers to Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold, or called Immersion Gold, is now one of most-used PCB surface finishes. The gold color of ENIG makes it easy ...

Immersion Gold means nickel immersion gold, which is one of the surface finish for PCB. Immersion gold is cheaper than gold plated, so the shiny part of ...

In summary, immersion gold provides a faster and cheaper process while electrolytic gold plating offers superior durability, solderability and selective plating ...