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The problem is that most electronic components are RoHS today. So getting these into other devices will mean loss of RoHS certification, and that is something a
by lightedman 4y ago
The problem is that most electronic components are RoHS today. So getting these into other devices will mean loss of RoHS certification, and that is something a lot of companies don't want right now due to the environmental movement. Many use that as a selling/marketing point.
I'm hoping for other superlattice materials to become available.
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- adammunich 4y agoLead is exempt when used in ceramic capacitors
- lightedman 4y agoDidn't that exemption expire some time before 2010? I know there were some time-based exemptions.
- GekkePrutser 4y agoBut RoHS permits lead if there's no reasonable alternative. One example is lead acid batteries which contain a lot of lead. A similar exemption could be made for these I guess if they're really that promising.