Silicone Thermally Conductive Grease: Improving Thermal Management of Electronic Assemblies
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September 30, 2020 |
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Carlos Montemayor |
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Introduction •Market trend: Smaller, more efficient, more powerful, run faster •ICs and other sophisticated electronic components typically operate efficiently only under a certain range of temperatures •Operational temperatures must be kept within a suitable range • Excessive heat can damage performance and can even cause system failure... |
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dmullins
October 1, 2020
Not what I was expecting. They tested one product and found problems with it, then concluded that heat sink compound is important.