Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 23 23:29:01 EDT 2004 | Chics
Could someone provide me standards in conductive inks(silver)
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 28 17:20:14 EDT 2004 | davef
We're aware of no such standard. Check with ink suppliers [eg, Conductive Compounds, Coats Circuit Products, Creative Materials, etc] to confirm.
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 30 09:24:08 EDT 2005 | Slaine
we manufacture a range of ceramic parts that have silver termination,there is already a small leaching problem (absorption of the termination by the solder in liquid form)with Sn62 that we live with, having to implement unleaded solder they are norma
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 30 12:49:59 EDT 2005 | Ted
Slaine, We use a Pd/Ag thickfilm paste. Because of the leaching we had to start using solder pastes that have silver in it. For RoHS, we are using a solder paste with an alloy of Sn95/Ag05. We also have to double print the thickfilm pastes. I h
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 22 11:19:39 EST 2004 | davef
Short answer: Yes. Depending on the application of the conductive ink, suppliers select different mesh for the silver particles. So, you should follow your supplier's recommendations for printing, for instance: Conductive Ink||PI-2000 Highly Condu
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 19 01:55:44 EST 2004 | Chics
Hi, Is anyone aware of the Mesh sizes(Screen Printing) that are against specific silver particle sizes. Like in case of solder for different types of paste, different mash sizes are recommended. Is anyone aware of any such things in the case of silve
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 06 12:13:46 EDT 2021 | luca
Hello, does anyone know if there is an IPC standard for carbon ink? we use for keypads instead ENIG, we found batchs of PCB with 2-3ohm, 20ohm, until 300ohm( resistance of contact surface) by the same PCB supplier!
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 30 11:09:16 EST 2004 | fcox
Mesh opening size may be a factor in whether or not the paste will pass but only in very fine line deposition. Generally speaking, the printed line width and deposition thickness determine what mesh to use. The paste supplier will be able to tell you
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 23 23:30:14 EDT 2004 | Chics
Can ceramic inks be used as conductive ink as a substitue of silver inks
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 23 23:45:35 EST 2019 | kiransahu
Piezoelectric type (office/industrial) In this method, a piezoelectric (piezo) element, whose volume is deformed when voltage is applied, is used to discharge ink particles. This element is attached to the component that is filled with ink. Then, th
