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New technology for the electrical-electronics industry

The combination of production shortages, and scarcity of some feedstocks and other raw materials, means that some of the more traditional resins could continue to be in short supply. Even the most optimistic projections forecast a continuing imbalance between growing demand and diminishing supply. This paper has attempted to show that alternative materials are available that will compensate in some way. The present situation, although unfortunate, could create some new and exciting developments in this fast growing electronic market.