Circuit Tracks
CDA 11000 is electrolytic tough pitch copper that is intentionally alloyed with oxygen to achieve the best combination of conductivity and capacity for being cold worked. Circuit Tracks are used for various applications, including repairing damaged conductors on circuit boards.
Total length 36", packaged in a small bobbin spool.
How To Procedures
4.2.1 Conductor Repair, Foil Jumper, Epoxy Method
Specifications ▼
| Property | Value |
| Alloy Name | ETP Copper |
| Chemical Composition | 99.90 Cu Min. /.04 O |
| Density (lbs./in.³) | .323 |
| Electrical Conductivity (% IACS @ 68°F ) | 100 |
| Resistivity (O/circ. mil/ft) | 10.3 |
| Approximate Melting Point (° F ) | 1981 |
| Tensile Strength Hard Temper (kpsi) | 55 |
| Tensile Strength Soft Temper (kpsi) | 34 |
| Yield Strength Hard Temper (kpsi) | 50 |
| Yeild Strength Soft Temper (kpsi) | 12 |
| Elongation Hard Temper (%) | 5 |
| Elongation Soft Temper (%) | 36 |
| Properties are nominal values and should not be used for specification purposes. Elongation values are generally size-dependent. | |
How To Use ▼
| 1. Remove the damaged section of the circuit using a knife. Scrape off any solder mask or coating from the ends of the remaining circuits. |
| 2. Clean the area, then apply a small amount of flux to the ends of the circuits on the circuit board. Tin both ends using solder and a soldering iron. |
| 3. Select a Circuit Track to match the width and thickness of the circuit to be replaced and cut a length as needed. |
| 4. Remove the invisible protective coating from both ends on the Circuit Track by gently abrading the top and bottom surfaces using an Abrader. Removal of the coating is required to ensure a good solder connection to the circuit board. |
| 5. Place one end of the Circuit Track in position and hold it in place with high-temperature tape. |
| 6. Lap solder the taped end of the Circuit Track to the existing circuit using solder, flux, and a soldering iron. |
| 7. Bend the Circuit Track as needed to match the shape of the missing circuit. |
| 8. Lap solder the remaining end of the Circuit Track to the remaining circuit using solder, flux, and a soldering iron. |
| 9. Clean the area, then coat the top and sides of the Circuit Track with epoxy as required. |
| 10. For more information, see the guides at www.circuitrework.com/guides/guides.html. |
| Part No. | Description | Price | Qty / Order |
| 115-5204 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5205 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors, 36" long. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5206 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5208 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5210 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5312 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5315 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5520 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| 115-5530 |
Rectangular shaped pure copper wire used to repair damaged conductors. |
$42.00 Each | |
| Order direct or from a distributor. | |||
