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Conductive adhesive SA0850
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Conductive adhesive SA0850

By DZP Technologies Ltd

Conventional surface mount LEDs are attached to the tracks using conductive adhesive SA0850. This example illustrates how rigid components (such as surface mount LEDs) can be integrated with flexible components to create hybrid circuitry.

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