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Silver Dispersion Delivers Performance Package for HF Applications

Unique dispersive technology provides excellent conductivity and superior resistance to tarnish and high temperatures.

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Source: Uyemura

C100 silver dispersion is a contact plating solution for connectors and other high-frequency applications from Uyemura. Unique dispersive technology provides excellent conductivity and superior resistance to tarnish and high temperatures. Friction trace tests indicate low abrasion and no wear-through.

C100 achieves 10,000-plus cycles without lubrication; end-of-life tests at 50,000 cycles confirm low and stable coefficient of friction. Thermal aging shows stable tribological behavior and contact resistance at levels equaling pure silver. This gives C100 significant advantages compared with pure silver, as the latter provides lesser performance in terms of wear and heat tolerance. C100 is cross-compatible with silver and silver alloys. 

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