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Pulse plating of Zn-Co alloys was studied using square pulse containing reverse current. The surface morphologies of Zn-Co alloy deposits were examined using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and an attendant energy dispersive X-ray analyzer (EDA) was used to analyze the composition of Zn-Co alloy deposits. Results obtained showed that the average current density and reverse current density amongst all the variables investigated had very strong effects on the cobalt content and surface morphologies of Zn-Co alloy deposits. It is possible to electrodeposit Zn-Co alloy coatings with a very wide cobalt content range of 10-90 wt% by modulating pulse parameters.
Pulse plating of Zn-Co alloys was studied using square pulse containing reverse current. The surface morphologies of Zn-Co alloy deposits examined by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and an attendant energy dispersive X-ray analyzer (EDA) was used to analyze the composition of Zn-Co alloy deposits. Results obtained showed that the average current density and reverse current density all all the variables had had very strong effects on the cobalt content and surface morphologies of Zn-Co alloy deposits. It is possible to electrodeposit Zn-Co alloy coatings with a very wide cobalt content range of 10-90 wt% by modulating pulse parameters.