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» jiovine says:I've done some flame work and glass blowing myself. So when I read your de…
» I do a fair amount of soldering. So when I see a new tool that has potential, I take a …
» As it shrinks it forces the inside components together, making contact, and effective t…
» I have not come up with a way to make the sensor one directional. However I never worke…
» No adhesive is used in the: copper laminate / resistive material /copper laminate s…
» Components are available here: http://www.imagesco.com/sensors/flex-sensor.html John…
» They don't make tinfoil anymore do they? You mean aluminum foil right? Aluminum foil gl…
» No, the copper used has a plastic or kapton backing. Its used in the flexible pcb mark…
» I am not familiar with the material you asked about. But the sensor is pretty resilien…
» Don't know of any, sorry.
» I do a fair amount of soldering. So when I see a new tool that has potential, I take a …
» As it shrinks it forces the inside components together, making contact, and effective t…
» I have not come up with a way to make the sensor one directional. However I never worke…
» No adhesive is used in the: copper laminate / resistive material /copper laminate s…
» Components are available here: http://www.imagesco.com/sensors/flex-sensor.html John…
» They don't make tinfoil anymore do they? You mean aluminum foil right? Aluminum foil gl…
» No, the copper used has a plastic or kapton backing. Its used in the flexible pcb mark…
» I am not familiar with the material you asked about. But the sensor is pretty resilien…
» Don't know of any, sorry.
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May 22, 2011. 3:58 PMAlexandre Costa
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I've done some tests, after got the instructions here. But me and my group have some doubts about resistive material. We made some samples and measured using paper with resistive material but the value was very high and we're looking for one material that could give us a lower resistive. Could you tell what is the specification used in this tutorial?
I´ll be very greatfull, because my group is developing an work to graduate at univesrsity here in Brazil.
I´ll be very greatfull, because my group is developing an work to graduate at univesrsity here in Brazil.
May 22, 2011. 5:32 PMjiovine (author)
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What resistance values are you obtaining? I have used the black conductive plastic bags cut into strips successfully.
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