Japan developed a new type of conductive plastic

Recently, the Institute of Technology, University of Tokyo, Japan has successfully developed conductive plastics that can be used as "wires." Although the conductivity of the conductive plastic is only 1/10 of that of copper, it is 100 times that of the existing conductive plastic. Moreover, the production method is the same as ordinary plastics, and the price is low, and it can be used to produce complex printed circuit boards used in home appliances, electronic Machinery, automobile parts, etc., thereby making the selling price of these parts several times cheaper. The method for producing this new type of plastic is prepared by adding tin, copper, and copper powders into the particles of a general-purpose resin. The method for producing printed circuit boards is the same as that for changing plastic products. Therefore, various types of circuit boards can be produced by adopting an extrusion molding method.