Yes, electronic plastic can be made resistant to high voltage or electrical discharge through the addition of specialized materials and design techniques. These include incorporating additives such as conductive fillers or fibers, using insulation coatings, and implementing proper insulation thickness and spacing in the design. These measures help to enhance the plastic's ability to withstand high electrical stress and minimize the risk of electrical discharge or breakdown.
Yes, electronic plastic can be manufactured to be resistant to high voltage or electrical discharge by incorporating additives or using specialized polymers with high dielectric strength and insulation properties.
Yes, electronic plastic can be made resistant to high voltage or electrical discharge through various methods such as incorporating insulating additives or coatings, designing the material structure to enhance its electrical properties, or utilizing specialized polymers with inherent high voltage resistance.
