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Shocking Technologies

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Ken Comperda
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The products offered by Shocking Technologies are truly impressive. Their advanced technology has revolutionized our industry. The team at Shocking Technologies has been incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for cutting-edge solutions.

Cheryl James
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I recently had the pleasure of working with Shocking Technologies and I must say, their products are truly amazing. Their team was professional and responsive, making the entire process smooth and efficient. The technology they offer is groundbreaking and has greatly improved our company's performance. I highly recommend Shocking Technologies for anyone looking for innovative solutions.

Dante D'Angelo
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I have been a loyal customer of Shocking Technologies for several years now, and I have always been impressed with their products. The consistency and reliability of their technology are unmatched. Their team is always ready to assist and provide excellent support. Great company to work with!

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About Shocking Technologies

Shocking Technologies, Inc. started operations as a privately held, venture-backed company developing Voltage Switchable Dielectricâ„¢ (VSDâ„¢) materials. A VSDâ„¢ material is a polymer nano-composite that behaves like an insulator (dielectric) during normal circuit operation and becomes conductive when the voltage across the VSDâ„¢ material increases beyond a predefined threshold voltage. The voltage switches back to an insulator again after the voltage drops below the threshold. This unique property, coupled with the ability to tailor the response of the material, opens up several new areas in electronics. The first application being introduced enables embedded electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection in printed circuit boards (PCBs) and semiconductor packages. Subsequent applications will usher in new manufacturing processes as well as novel product designs.