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No electrical engineering without conductors! |
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Money, Chemistry (try Na!), mechanical and thermal properties, compatibility with other materials, compatibility
with production technologies, ... |
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Hundreds of specialized metal alloys exist just for "wires" because
besides s, other demands must be met, too: |
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Example for unexpected conductors being "best" compromise: |
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Poly Si, Silicides, TiN, W in integrated circuits. |
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Don't forget Special Applications: |
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Contacts (switches, plugs, ...); Resistors; Heating elements; ... Transparent conductors |
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© H. Föll (Advanced Materials B, part 1 - script)