Nickel plating solution and method for forming nickel plating layer using the same
A technology of nickel plating and solution, applied in the field of nickel plating solution and using it to form nickel plating, which can solve the problem of high risk of product damage
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[0052] Prepared the nickel plating solution that comprises the nickel ion of 80g / L, the nickel chloride of 15g / L concentration, the boric acid of 15g / L and the succinic acid of 40g / L, and by using sulfuric acid and nickel hydroxide The pH was adjusted to 5.5.
[0053] Nickel and tin plating was performed on external electrodes of chip parts having a body containing manganese oxide (semiconductor ceramics containing Mn, Ni, Al, and Co) by using a nickel plating solution at a nickel plating solution temperature of 50°C.
Embodiment 2
[0055] Plating was performed on the chip part in the same manner as in Example 1, except that sodium gluconate was used as the organic acid of the nickel plating solution of Example 1 instead of succinic acid.
[0056] control group
[0057] Regarding the chip part having the body containing manganese oxide before the plating layer was formed on the external electrodes, as a control group, the corrosion or no corrosion of the body due to the formation of the nickel plating layer was compared between the plating solutions of the comparative example and the example.
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[0058] Experimental example 1: Confirmation of corrosion of the main body
[0059] When each of the nickel plating solutions prepared according to Example 1 and Comparative Example 1 was used to form a nickel plating layer on an external electrode of a chip part having a body containing manganese oxide, the thickness of the body was confirmed by observing its cross section through an optical microscope. Corroded or not corroded. result in Figures 1 to 3 shown in .
[0060] figure 1 is an image of the side surface of the chip component before the nickel electrode layer is formed on the external electrode 20 . refer to figure 1 , in the case of Comparative Example 1 in which a nickel plating layer was formed on the external electrode 20 by using a prior art nickel plating solution, as in figure 2 As shown in , the body 10 is corroded, so a significant reduction in the thickness of the body (T2) can be observed compared to the thickness of the body before plating (T1). ...
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