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Conductive pen A&F
350.800
New
Conductive pens are filled with conductive ink, typically containing silver, carbon, or copper particles suspended in a liquid medium. Once applied and dried, the ink conducts electricity and can be used to create functioning circuits.
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A conductive pen (also known as a circuit pen or conductive ink pen) is a tool that allows you to draw electrically conductive traces on various surfaces, such as paper, plastic, or fabric. These pens are commonly used in electronics prototyping, education, DIY projects, and art-tech installations.
Common Uses:
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Drawing circuits on paper (paper electronics)
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Repairing broken PCB traces or connections
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Creating flexible or wearable electronics
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Interactive posters or educational kits
Limitations:
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Higher resistance than traditional copper wires or traces.
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Limited current capacity (not suitable for power circuits).
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Durability can be an issue (may wear or crack over time).
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