Conductive Wire Glue/Paint - NO Soldering Iron

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To create a strain gauge (a resistor that varies resistance as it is bent), you can lay down a coat of liquid tape on a piece of flexible plastic.

As for me, I am quite happy to continue experimenting with the proven graphite formula which has low cost, high flexibility, variable resistance, and many possibilities. When it is partially dry lay down a coat of conductive glue between two wires or pieces of conductive thread that are about an inch apart.Epoxies are also commonly used when the components being bonded are sensitive to heat, and so are unsuitable for soldering. While I have found several that have excellent low conductivity, they tend to be quite brittle and have a tendency to crack.

Flexible and low thermal coefficient of expansion adhesives are designed to adhere well to dissimilar substrates. Careful consideration must be given to viscosity/reology, curing mechanism, cure speed, strength, high/low temperature serviceability, T g, shelf life, storage etc. Nearly every modern cell phone or display device contains a transparent conducting film (TCF) of some kind.RFI/EMI shielding materials and components provide exceptional EMC shielding solutions to address regulatory compliance and performance needs. For those of you who would like to see a movie of this simple circuit that uses a Picaxe controller to blink 4 LEDs in sequence, you can download an video file at: http://www. While I have experimented with at least 157 different chemicals, metals, solvents, or elements, I have not tried most of them with the liquid tape.

It should be possible to paint on strain gauges on the outside of a regular glove and use it for virtual reality or other control possibilities. Products are applied by brush or spray to plastic housings to protect electronic devices from excessive levels of interference that effects its normal operation.It is used only to illustrate the concept, obviously you can choose your own integrated circuits and make the circuit of your choice. The particles of the conductive component are in contact to each other and in this way make electric current possible. For further help and advice, product recommendations, and information about Permabond’s adhesives for electronic components, please feel free to contact Permabond and we will arrange for our chemists to assist you further.