Formation of the surface topology of metal coatings by the thermochemical method under laser activation conditions

The structural features of deposits of nickel, copper, tin and silver formed during electrolysis using activating laser radiation have been studied. It has been shown that the introduction of laser radiation into electrolysis processes makes it possible to obtain electroplated coatings with improved performance characteristics, in particular electrical conductivity, at a rate of formation of a given submicron microgeometry of up to 5.69 $\mu$m/s.