- Wed Aug 18, 2010 3:06 am
#107632
Hi
Electrically conductive tape such as
http://www.vikingtapes.co.uk/3M_Product ... ase%20Feed
When I saw it I assumed it was conductive across the length of the tape, you could put meter probes at either end of a strip of it and get an electrical connection. But the data sheet seems to suggest the conductivity is in fact through rather than across the tape
http://www.vikingindustrial.co.uk/pdf/1345.pdf
Has anybody experience of these products who could clarify? I can think of lots of applications for what I thought it was (simply flex circuits for example) but not so many for what it would seem to be!
What would fulfil the former requirements? I've been looking at conductive fabric which is cool but like the idea of sticky strips ... mmm sticky strips.
Electrically conductive tape such as
http://www.vikingtapes.co.uk/3M_Product ... ase%20Feed
When I saw it I assumed it was conductive across the length of the tape, you could put meter probes at either end of a strip of it and get an electrical connection. But the data sheet seems to suggest the conductivity is in fact through rather than across the tape
http://www.vikingindustrial.co.uk/pdf/1345.pdf
Has anybody experience of these products who could clarify? I can think of lots of applications for what I thought it was (simply flex circuits for example) but not so many for what it would seem to be!
What would fulfil the former requirements? I've been looking at conductive fabric which is cool but like the idea of sticky strips ... mmm sticky strips.