Solder TIMs (sTIM) are reflowed forming an intermetallic bond between the surfaces, offering the lowest contact resistance available. We have a high bulk thermal conductivity (86 W/mK), which means less sensitivity to bondline thickness and coplanarity issues compared to polymeric TIMs.
Indium’s high bulk thermal conductivity (86 W/mK) ensures less sensitivity to bond line thickness and coplanarity issues compared to polymer-based TIMs. Unlike graphite TIMs, which struggle with Z-axis heat transfer, metal-based TIMs deliver superior conductivity in all directions
Folks, Dr. Ron: For my next several posts, I would like to chat with Indium Corporation’s metal thermal interface materials (TIMs) Product Manager, Jon Major, about metal TIMs. Jon, can you tell us
In our modern world gallium is used everywhere, and modern life would be unrecognizable without the benefits it provides. As you are reading this, the nearest gallium (Ga) atoms are most likely found