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Teardrop overplating in copper pulse plating

2003

In using pulse plating for acid copper deposition, we sometimes encounter overplating with a tear drop effect. The tear drop effect seems to go in the same direction as the liquid agitation (eductor agitation)

I would like to know why this effect is happening and how to solve it.

Thanks,

Vincent Caron
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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