Thermal and/or Electrical Contact Conduction Enhancer
Researchers at Purdue University have developed a product that provides greater conduction at the interface of two surfaces than other removable products. The technology affords this advantage by creating increased contact area at the interface through billions of surface contact sites, and in effect, reduces the thermal and electrical resistance between the two surfaces. This product is versatile enough to be used alone or with existing commercial greases and wax-based PCMs.
Provides lower thermal and electrical resistance than any other removable interface materialEasily conforms to a variety of surfacesIncreased area of contact between surfacesProvides application to many processes in electronics industry
Electronics Industry
Timothy FisherNanoscale Transport Research GroupPurdue Mechanical Engineering
United States
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