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Jim Wilks

28-10-2013 19:30

Re: Common or uncommon sensors used in FRC

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Originally Posted by mwilbur (Post 1298019)

they use a conductive plastic case

Isn't that a bit of a contradiction? Aren't plastics all non-conductors?

yash101

28-10-2013 20:57

Re: Common or uncommon sensors used in FRC

Possibly. However, there are so many types of plastics. Maybe there is one that it conductive. Bad idea to insulate live wire with that!
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BBray_T1296

28-10-2013 21:33

Re: Common or uncommon sensors used in FRC

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Wilks (Post 1298933)

Isn't that a bit of a contradiction? Aren't plastics all non-conductors?

Apparently not ICPs

yash101

28-10-2013 22:40

Re: Common or uncommon sensors used in FRC

Naiice! I wish to use those in some parts of the DevyashMobile to save space!
:) :)::ouch:: ::ouch:: ::ouch::

JamesCH95

29-10-2013 12:50

Re: Common or uncommon sensors used in FRC

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Wilks (Post 1298933)

Isn't that a bit of a contradiction? Aren't plastics all non-conductors?

Nope.

I am working with a battery that uses plastic electrodes. :yikes:

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