urn:uuid:214d0e4e-f1b1-d287-ce26-ac5b4c9f8249 2017-07-15T01:16:11-06:00 SparkFun Electronics Customer #848125 urn:uuid:d88a625f-6ba9-4f94-596b-ed9c29a19e2e 2016-09-28T05:16:47-06:00 <p>I found this tutorial interesting.</p> <p><a href="http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-the-Best-Homemade-Stylus-Ever-Made/" rel="nofollow" >How to make a stylus</a></p> Customer #167320 urn:uuid:1742631d-4e01-2916-f2ec-1bf1ef9654ec 2016-08-12T15:02:21-06:00 <p>I’ve been making styluses for years with this fabric and my customers are always happy. It’s stretchy and tough. It withstands the grease, abrasion and last a couple years on its function.</p> <p>Visit me at <a href="http://www.iwhateverstylus.com" rel="nofollow" >www.iwhateverstylus.com</a></p> Customer #803772 urn:uuid:43d973c7-9371-d758-7529-e638f7fcc234 2016-05-24T23:15:09-06:00 <p>Yes, I sliced the fabric into 1" strips and the resistance from end to end changes from 25Ω unstretched to 10Ω stretched to 140% it&rsquo;s original length. Stretching it more (to 180% original length) reduces the resistance to about 8Ω. (posting incase others are interested)</p> Customer #17121 urn:uuid:f03fec3a-68f4-7f60-a0a1-c8b993323aa4 2015-04-15T02:09:13-06:00 <p>Is this fabric washable ? Can&rsquo;t find anything about it in the datasheet.</p> Customer #647029 urn:uuid:fe072af4-bed2-a6ea-58f9-6c9e4b550e27 2015-02-05T13:19:28-07:00 <p>If the fabric is stretched, does it changes the value of the resistance?</p> Mr Electrical urn:uuid:dad0b21c-0afc-a531-f91c-24f5f724a77f 2013-05-27T19:41:46-06:00 <p>That&rsquo;s not how Ohm/sq works. See Steamcastle&rsquo;s comment above.</p> Mr Electrical urn:uuid:c9aa1ffc-a712-7601-a0e8-b8ae60cab945 2013-05-27T19:38:25-06:00 <p>Odd&hellip;the data sheet you guys provided gives 5Ohm/sq&hellip;did you guys change the part and not update the description?</p> Mr Jeffrey urn:uuid:3d74852e-8677-c638-4faf-06a9479dbca1 2011-03-07T17:58:27-07:00 <p>Yes. This fabric will work with any capacitive screen.</p> Caliber Mengsk urn:uuid:9e878912-d947-b3ae-7e49-4f34e3e464fd 2011-01-23T12:08:46-07:00 <p>I know the one guy said that it works with ipad/iphone capacitive screens, but will this work with any capacitive screen? (such as a G1, or Samsung Galaxy)</p> ShapeDad urn:uuid:a85e9980-323d-3b91-00eb-b8977fb37073 2010-10-18T01:35:12-06:00 <p>I use the MedTex130 conductive fabric for my Stylus Socks and it works gr8! See: <a href="http://bit.ly/shapeshop" rel="nofollow" >http://bit.ly/shapeshop</a><br/> It even got featured at the Cult of Mac: <a href="http://www.cultofmac.com/conductive-material-paintbrush-socks-for-painting-on-your-ipad/63042" rel="nofollow" >http://www.cultofmac.com/conductive-material-paintbrush-socks-for-painting-on-your-ipad/63042</a></p> Valen urn:uuid:25d02eae-82e7-c3ed-2ca1-b7b10e344722 2010-09-13T08:50:09-06:00 <p>1 ohm per square inch is alot more resistive than 1 ohm per square meter. (or even foot) From the description I cannot tel which unit it applies to. The dimensions are reported in inches, but that cannot imply the same.</p> kpreid urn:uuid:5e54bfb4-74c5-60b3-a8c0-5395ba093b24 2010-09-05T11:10:53-06:00 <p>Er, yes. My bad.<br/> For anyone still confused: assuming you connect uniformly to the ends of a rectangular resistor, the resistance is proportional to the length and inversely proportional to the width (just like series and parallel resistors, respectively) ? so the scale doesn&rsquo;t matter; this material is 1 ohm per square <em>anything</em>.</p> Steamcastle urn:uuid:58a8a46a-2340-4731-7272-02bd5f1b3dca 2010-09-03T14:31:03-06:00 <p>what ever you like.<br/> if you have a piece there is an inch once by an inch, then you will have one ohm resistors from one side to the other if if now since only half inch, you get 2 ohms because ratio is one to two (or is it two to one).<br/> do you understand now? :)</p> kpreid urn:uuid:bed5c179-a129-1aca-ad0d-4d637713c359 2010-09-02T19:56:07-06:00 <p>Er, 1 ohm per square what?</p>