Just go to 3m.com and search for "conductive adhesive" or "9703"


"Jim Thompson" wrote in message
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On Thu, 6 Oct 2005 19:35:36 -0500, "Ron H" wrote:

The 3M conductive adhesives like the 9703 work well. Not sure how they do
it
but it conducts in the Z axis ( thru the adhesive ) but not accross the
surface direction ( X & Y axis ). It's a pressure sensitive transfer
adhesive ( tape that you stick on then peel off the paper carrier leaving
the adhesive behind)

X-Y axis Insulation Resistance = 3.4 x 10 to the 14th Ohms/square
Z axis Contact Resistance = 1.25 milliOhm-in2

Pretty neat stuff!

Ron H.


Sounds VERY interesting! I have some clients that need to mount
components that can't stand the heat of soldering. The only problem
might be "tenacity"... how much "shake, rattle and roll" can it take?

...Jim Thompson
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