PRINTED.polymer Physical PCB Sample WE.polymer

Physical PCB sample PRINTED.polymer technology

Our physical PCB sample WE.polymer shows you different functions of PRINTED.polymer technology, from resistors to contacts, heaters and switches to sensors. 

Electroless nickel/gold (ENIG) is used as the soldering surface.

The contour is milled.

Overview physical PCB sample WE.polymer

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PRINTED.polymer technology physical PCB sample WE.polymer in detail

Image showing printed resistors as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Design: The printed resistors are versatile over a resistance range from 10 ohms to 1 GigaOhm.

Explanations: Printed resistors are ideal for use as pull up/down and/or terminating resistors. Tolerances are <+/- 30% untrimmed, tolerances of +/- 5% can be achieved using laser trimming. With voltage dividers, a divider ratio of < 3% can be achieved.

The resistors can be printed on inner and outer layers.

Image showing push buttons as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Description: Keypad contacts are actuated via switching mats or contact springs.

Two contact surfaces with different potentials are short-circuited.

Explanations: The printing serves as passivation and ensures a uniform contact resistance over the entire service life.

Contact resistance is influenced by the mating contact and contact pressure, is usually < 20 ohms. Several million touch strokes are possible without problems, tested in cell phones before the touchscreen generation.

Image showing edge connector as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Description: Due to the abrasion resistance of the polymer print and resistance to environmental influences, polymer pastes are also suitable as edge connectors. They are more robust than a version in ENIG and cheaper than electroplated gold.

Image showing slider potentiometer as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Description: Potentiometers can be made very easily with a combination of resistive printing and a slider.

Explanation: Depending on the design, linear or logarithmic resistance characteristics are possible.

Image showing rotational potentiometer as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Design: With a combination of resistance printing and a slider, it is very easy to produce sliding and rotary potentiometers.

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Description: With the large contact area, the power dissipation at a printed polymer resistor can be realized specifically as a heater on a PCB basis. Due to the polymer properties, the heaters are self-regulating and do not require control via a microcontroller.

Image showing sensor as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Description: Due to the physical properties of the PRINTED.polymer pastes, various sensors can be realized. For example, a strain gauge or a temperature sensor.

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 Image showing a linear switch as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Description: switches are actuated via sliding contacts, whereby contact surfaces with different with different potentials are closed.

Explanations: The polymer printing ensures uniform contact resistance throughout the entire service life. The contact resistance is influenced by the mating contact and the contact pressure and is < 20 ohms. More than 200,000 switching cycles are achievable with standard sliders.

 Image showing a rotary switch as a detail of the physical PCB sample in Printed.polymer technology

Description: Switches are actuated via sliding contacts, whereby contact surfaces with different with different potentials are closed.

Explanations: The polymer printing ensures uniform contact resistance throughout the entire service life. The contact resistance is influenced by the mating contact and the contact pressure and is < 20 ohms. More than 200,000 switching cycles are achievable with standard sliders.

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