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Electrically conductive type
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PLENSETTM Electrically conductive type

What is the PLENSETTM Electrically conductive type?

As an electrically conductive adhesive, the electrically conductive type combines low-temperature curing at 80degC with conductivity and adhesion.
It can also inhibit galvanic corrosion, which is an issue with general electrically conductive adhesives.

Have you experienced these issues?

Solder cannot be applied due to the inclusion of heat-sensitive components
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Mounting and joining components on a flexible substrate
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Inhibit galvanic corrosion
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Here is the product that resolves these issues. PLENSETTM Electrically conductive type

It can be cured at a low temperature of 80degC, which is unparalleled for a one-component epoxy resin electrically conductive adhesive.
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It can be used as a substitute for solder in applications that cannot be subjected to the reflow process, such as those involving heat-sensitive components.
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It inhibits galvanic corrosion in high-temperature and high-humidity environments, and suppresses the increase in contact resistance with nickel and tin.
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Application example

Alternative for solder
Die attach agent (heat-dissipating)
Electromagnetic shield

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Galvanic corrosion inhibition/electrically conductive adhesives

Issues with general conductive paste

When nickel and tin are used as terminals, the difference in electric potential in high temperature and high humidity environments causes the formation of a battery, which results in galvanic corrosion and increased contact resistance.
When dissimilar metals with different electric potentials are joined, corrosion phenomena occur in high-temperature, high-humidity environments between metals with large potential differences. This phenomenon is known as galvanic corrosion.
Example: Electrically conductive adhesive (Ag) and metal terminal (Sn, Ni, etc.)

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As a result, a battery is formed as shown in the figure, and the contact resistance between the electrically conductive adhesive and the metal terminal increases.

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If galvanic corrosion can be inhibited...

Electrically conductive adhesives can be substituted for solder. It also eliminates the need for reflow (high-temperature processing) and flux cleaning, thereby reducing the number of processes and allowing the use of materials with low heat resistance.

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Mounting components on flexible substrates such as PET
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Die attach material for chip components
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The electrically conductive type offers an appropriate degree of both conductivity and adhesiveness.

Electrically conductive type product details

Refer to the table below.

Item CJ-721 CJ-722 CJ-727 Conditions
Characteristics Appearance Silver paste Silver paste Silver paste Visual inspection
Viscosity 27Pa・s 9.8Pa・s 70Pa・s E-type viscometer 25degC,5rpm
Thixotropic index 3.2 1.2 4.5 E-type viscometer 25degC,1rpm/5rpm
Standard curing conditions 80degC×60minutes Oven curing
Properties of cured materials Tensile lap shear strength 3.0N/㎟ 3.6N/㎟ 2.8N/㎟ Gold plating
10N/㎟ 9N/㎟ 9N/㎟ Nickel plating
Specific resistance 12x10¯4;Ω・cm 9x10¯4;Ω・cm 5x10¯4;Ω・cm Supporter FR-4, 25degC
Thermal conductivity 1.3W/mK 1.7W/mK 1.8W/mK Hot-disk method
The data in this document are representative values, not standard values. The contents of this document are subject to change without notice.

Application process

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Propose and send samples for evaluation
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Customer evaluation
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Interview regarding results of evaluation
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When it is difficult to use existing products
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Consultation and consideration of development themes

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