👉 Electroetching is a process in which electrical current is applied to a thin layer of material, causing it to conduct electricity. This technique can be used for various applications such as semiconductor manufacturing, electronics production, and biomedical research. In electroetching, the electrical current is applied through a thin wire or strip, which is then heated up to its melting point. The heat causes the material to melt, creating a small opening in the wire or strip that allows the current to flow. This process
