SILICONE KEYPAD PARTNER
Overview:
Carbon pills, also referred to as electrically conductive pills, serve as the crucial interface between the keypad and PCB, facilitating electrical conductivity. Typically composed of a blend of 60% silicone elastomer and 40% conductive carbon black, they are manufactured through die-cut molding and compression molding processes. Carbon pills find extensive application in control devices such as phone keypads and remote keypads, where they play a vital role in switch systems.
Factors Influencing Carbon Pill Quality in Silicone Keypads
The quality of the conductive carbon pellets has a significant impact on the overall performance of the silicone keypad. During the vulcanization process, too low a temperature and too short a vulcanization time will prevent the carbon pellets from bonding properly to the silicone keypad, resulting in delamination problems. In addition, high mold temperatures can increase the fluidity of the silicone raw material, resulting in molding defects and poor carbon pellet bonding. In addition, incomplete venting can lead to air entrapment, which affects the stability of both the rubberized keypad and the carbon pellet. Low molding pressure and insufficient silicone material can further increase the risk of carbon pellet delamination from rubber keypads.
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