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What is the difference between conductive foam and anti static f Views: 137 Mar 08 , 2018 The conductive foam is usually produced by permanent anti static material, such as conductive EVA, the surface resistance 10^3-10^5 Ohm. Of course, it is also possible to make an antistatic 10^6-10^9 Ohm. Static electricity is usually processed by electrostatic solution, such as EPE Read More

What is The antistatic EVA Views: 150 Feb 24 , 2018 The antistatic EVA is closed-cell foam. In the forming process of EVA foam, conductive carbon powder filler is added and molded and foamed to form the EVA foam. Characteristics 1. excellent anti-static performance: anti-static timeliness for permanent anti - static, not affected by environmental dry humidity; 2. excellent cushioning performance: independent and fine closed cells; 3. excellent conductivity: electrostatic index value 104 -... Read More

Usages of conductive fabric Views: 65 Feb 07 , 2018 Conductive cloth can be used in electronic, electromagnetic and other radiation work of professional shielding overalls, shielding room special shielding cloth; It industry shielding special cloth, current popular touch screen gloves, anti-radiation curtains, etc. Conductive cloth pad is made of high conductivity and corrosion resistance of conductive cloth, wrapped in high elastic pu foam, after precision processing. The conductive cloth pad has good... Read More

What hazards can the electrostatic discharge ESD cause? Views: 75 Jan 31 , 2018 ESD electrostatic discharge (ESD), the biggest and most common hazard is in the electronics industry, and all high precision technology industries based on electronic devices. Static electricity can inadvertently expensive electronic device breakdown, the damage caused by dysfunction of electronics and components, especially semiconductor integrated components now increasingly large scale, integrated voltage is lower and lower, the greater the... Read More

What is ESD? Views: 62 Jan 26 , 2018 Electrostatic Discharge is a high voltage event from the release of electrical energy caused by static electricity or electrostatic induction. ESD can cause permanent damage to electronics and integrated circuits. Read More

Two Causes of ESD Views: 66 Jan 25 , 2018 Static electricity is One of the causes of ESD events. Static electricity is often generated through tribocharging, the separation of electric charges that occurs when two materials are brought into contact and then separated. Examples of tribocharging include walking on a rug, rubbing a plastic comb against dry hair, rubbing a balloon against a sweater, ascending from a fabric car seat, or removing some types of plastic packaging. In all... Read More

What is Electrostatic discharge? Views: 51 Jan 24 , 2018 Electrostatic discharge, which shorted for ESD, is the sudden flow of electricity between two electrically charged objects caused by contact, an electrical short, or dielectric breakdown. A buildup of static electricity can be caused by tribocharging or by electrostatic induction. The ESD occurs when differently-charged objects are brought close together or when the dielectric between them breaks down, often creating a visible... Read More

How to prevent ESD damage in electronics Views: 42 Jan 22 , 2018 Prevention of ESD bases on Electrostatic Protective Area (EPA). EPA can be a small working station or a large manufacturing area. The main principle of an EPA is that there are no highly charging materials in the vicinity of ESD sensitive electronics, all conductive materials are grounded, workers are grounded, and charge build-up on ESD sensitive electronics is prevented. International standards are used to define typical EPA and can be found for... Read More

Markets and Industries Using Conductive Foams Views: 64 Jan 19 , 2018 Handheld Electronics Portable data acquisition & ruggedized devices Medical devices Displays (LCD and PDP) Antennas and telecommunications LED lighting Asset tracking Industrial equipment Read More

Common Applications for Electrically Conductive Foam Views: 59 Jan 17 , 2018 Electrical contacts for PCBs Electrical coupling in handheld electronics Sensors and electrical connectors EMI shielding for enclosures LCD gaskets ESD sensitive manufacturing Dust sealing Shock and vibration absorption Read More

Three types of foam for the five following broad usage: Views: 55 Jan 16 , 2018 1. Bare populated boards with no battery. Single-use: Anti-static (pink) inside of a silver conductive bag. Multi-use: Conductive (black) foam. Alternately you can use static dissipative (black) foam inside of a conductive container/faraday cage. 2. Battery cells: Single-use: Anti-static (pink) inside of a silver conductive bag. Multi-use: Static dissipative (black) foam inside... Read More

Where Are Conductive Foams Useful? Views: 39 Jan 11 , 2018 Air gaps in assemblies or between features may exist due to manufacturing tolerances or thermal warping; conductive foams can be used to fills these spaces and electrically couple surfaces. Using a conductive foam to fill gaps provides EMI shielding, dust sealing and forms a protective environment for susceptible electronics. Differences in electric potential between two bodies can result in the build-up of static and electro-magnetic... Read More

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