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Object NameCircuit Board, Quick Turn Prototype with Fiber Reinforced Resin Base
Manufacturer RND Circuits
Made FromFiberglass, Metal, Circuits
Date1997
SizeOverall H: 0.4 cm, Diam (max): 32.2 cm
Accession Number99.8.5
Credit LineGift of RND Circuits
Curatorial Area(s)
Interpretive Notes
Glass fibers, like the glass they were made from , don't conduct electricity. That means they're excellent electrical insulators. What's more, fibers made for insulation won't burn or smolder, can tolerate high heat, and won't deteriorate. Spun into threads that are then woven into fabrics, glass fibers are used to insulate wires and cables. Chopped up into short strands and combined with other materials, they're used in circuit boards and insulated parts of electrical equipment such as motors and generators.
Place Made
United States, NJ, Edison
Physical DescriptionCircuit Board, Quick Turn Prototype with Fiber Reinforced Resin Base. Deep green fiberglass, metal, circuits. Flat thin circular disk shape with hole in center, assorted holes equally spaced on interior, some for mounting (larger) and some (smaller) for mounting chips.
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