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Thermal Interface Materials

Introduction

Indium Corporation’s Solder Thermal Interface Materials Radically Improve:

  • Heat dissipation efficiency in electronic devices
  • Thermal conductance for high power devices – with densities in excess of 1000 watts
  • End-of-life performance at the thermal interface – to avoid failures common with fluidic solutions such as greases
  • Portable device battery performance – by reducing thermal resistance and cooling fan size
  • Portable device use profile – by reducing heatsink size and mass
  • Compliance with RoHS while accommodating step soldering requirements

Indium Corporation has solutions for:

  • Telecom
  • Medical
  • Computing
  • Cryogenics
  • Semiconductors
  • Automotives
  • LEDs
  • Power Devices
  • Photonics

Confidentiality

Indium Corporation recognizes the Importance of confidentiality in the design of thermal interface solutions. As a trusted partner, our engineers will work with you to help you find the right solution for your thermal interface problems. We can help you find the right alloy for performance and the best solder form for ease of assembly.

Applications

Some non-confidential applications include:

  • Semiconductor Integrated Circuits
  • Power QFNs
  • Power device to PCB attach (TO220, etc.)
  • Telecom
  • Die Attach (Photonics, MOSFETS, etc.)
  • LED attach

Products

  • AuSn solder
  • InPb solders
  • Pure Indium
  • Informs®
  • SnPb solders
  • SAC Pb-Free solders

The Indium Advantage

We are committed to understand your unique needs for materials in your product and for your process. No company offers a wider selection of alloys and solder forms to meet your needs. Our variety of alloys, ability to fabricate and package these alloys into easy-to-use forms, and our decades of application knowledge are the core values we bring to your company. Tap into this knowledge-base by calling one of our certified engineers at 1-800-4-INDIUM or email us.

Solder TIM Technical Documents

Whitepapers

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Metal Thermal Interface Materials in Power Devices

Authors: Bob Jarrett, Jordan Ross

Posted on 8 Mar 2010

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NanoBond® Assembly - A Rapid, Room Temperature Soldering Process

Authors: Jacques Matteau

Posted on 14 Nov 2011

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Thermal Management Materials Choices

Authors: Andy C. Mackie PhD, Bob Jarrett, Dave Saums, Jordan Ross

Posted on 1 Jul 2009

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Virtues of Indium as a Thermal Interface Material

Authors: Amanda Hartnett, Dr. Ronald C. Lasky

Posted on 10 Mar 2010

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Application Notes

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Product Data Sheets

5RA and 5RMA Liquid Fluxes for TIMs (Letter) (A4)
Indium Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) (Letter) (A4)
Soft Metal Alloy Thermal Interface Materials (Letter) (A4)

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Material Safety Data Sheets

Aluminum with Alloys
Brass Alloy
Copper and Silver Alloy Mixture
Copper Metal
Gold Containing Alloys
Indalloy® 170 (Lead)
Indalloy® 193
Indalloy® 4 (Indium)
Indalloy® Indium with Tin, Lead or Silver
Indalloy® with Lead and/or Tin and/or Silver and Antimony
Indalloy® with Tin, Lead and/or Silver and/or Copper
Indium Mixed with Metal Alloys (Lead-Free)
Tin Double Clad Alloy with Silver
Antimony
Cadmium Containing Metals
Copper Mesh with Metal Alloys
Gallium Containing Metals
Indalloy® 128 (Tin)
Indalloy® 176 (Zinc Metal Mix)
Indalloy® 207
Indalloy® Containing Indium with Tin, Lead, Silver, Copper
Indalloy® Tin and Lead Only
Indalloy® with Lead, Zinc and Antimony
Indium Clad with Aluminum
Tin Based Alloys (No Lead)
Zinc Metal Alloy Mix

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Thermal Interface Materials Blog Posts

NanoFoil® for CPV Attachment

Thursday, April 18, 2013 by Jim Hisert [view bio]

The attachment of concentrated photovoltaic (CPV) cells is the perfect application for NanoFoil®. Due to the isolated heating during bonding, less stresses are imparted due to coefficient of thermal expansion. Unlike conductive adhesives or epoxies, NanoBonds® are full metal interfaces which…

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

Monday, April 15, 2013 by Jim Hisert [view bio]

When dealing with bonding, we often mention CTE (Coefficient of Thermal Expansion). This is a very important topic when designing a soldered interface, whether you are choosing materials that will expand and contract at the same rate or bonding alloys or processes that will handle the stress of…

Thermal conductivity of NanoFoil®

Friday, March 08, 2013 by Jim Hisert [view bio]

A NanoBond® acts like a traditional solder bond in many ways. After reaction, the bulk properties of NanoFoil® are similar to that of many solders. To me, the property that is most attractive (since it is similar to that of a solder) is the thermal conductivity of reacted NanoFoil®. Just…

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