Email：

+86 0513-89070499

中文版

microelectronics

Application

　　Industry Overview

　　A crystal oscillator exhibits the piezoelectric effect: when a voltage is applied across its electrodes, the crystal deforms; conversely, if an external force causes the crystal to deform, a voltage is generated between the electrodes. Crystal oscillators are commonly connected to circuits such as the motherboard, southbridge, and sound card. They can be likened to the “heartbeat” generators of various circuit boards; if the main board’s “heartbeat” malfunctions, it will inevitably cause failures in other circuits as well.

　　Adhesive solution

　　Conductive adhesive is a type of adhesive that exhibits electrical conductivity after curing or drying. It can bond various conductive materials, establishing an electrical pathway between them. In the electronics industry, conductive adhesives have become an indispensable new material. There is a wide variety of conductive adhesives; from an application standpoint, they can be classified into general‑purpose and specialty types. General‑purpose conductive adhesives impose only moderate requirements on electrical conductivity and bonding strength, whereas specialty conductive adhesives, in addition to these basic performance criteria, must also meet specific additional demands—such as high‑temperature resistance, ultra‑low‑temperature resistance, rapid curing, anisotropy, or transparency. Based on the type of conductive particles used, conductive adhesives can be further categorized into silver‑based, gold‑based, copper‑based, and carbon‑based formulations; among these, silver‑based conductive adhesives are the most widely employed.

　　 Product Selection:

Product model
Product

Conductive medium
Conductive medium

Solvent
Solvent

Thixotropy index
Thixotropic
index

Specific gravity

Proportion

Recommended curing conditions
Recommended
curing conditions

Optional curing conditions
Optional curing
conditions

Characteristics
Character

Waen®EN100

Silver powder