Yes, electronic plastic can be made conductive or insulating depending on the desired application and the addition of specific materials.
Yes, electronic plastic can be made conductive or insulating by adding specific materials or substances to alter its properties. Conductive electronic plastics are typically infused with conductive particles like carbon nanotubes or metallic fillers, enabling the flow of electric current. On the other hand, insulating electronic plastics can be achieved by incorporating insulating materials, such as ceramics or polymers with high dielectric constants, to prevent the flow of electricity.
Yes, electronic plastic can be made both conductive and insulating. It can be modified by adding conductive or insulating materials to alter its electrical properties.
