salmonetin
Well-Known Member
...gauge for stencil way... from 0.050 mm to 0.500 mm...
...from sds post...
...TIM thicknesses for LED arrays typically range from 0.050 mm to 0.500 mm, depending on the type of TIM selected and material properties of the TIM...
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Arctic Silver 5 : Oldest TIM from the three ....
But .....Piece of cake to apply into an ultra-thin layer ...
My own favourite ...
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...My advice :
Use a thermal paste that can be applied easily .
Forget about their "thermal conductivity " figure...
It really means nothing at all ,if you can't have an ultra thin layer of the TIM used ....
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....my decoding....then ultra thin layer.... 0.050 mm to 0,150 mm... not?...
saludos
...from sds post...
...TIM thicknesses for LED arrays typically range from 0.050 mm to 0.500 mm, depending on the type of TIM selected and material properties of the TIM...
.................
Arctic Silver 5 : Oldest TIM from the three ....
But .....Piece of cake to apply into an ultra-thin layer ...
My own favourite ...
.........
...My advice :
Use a thermal paste that can be applied easily .
Forget about their "thermal conductivity " figure...
It really means nothing at all ,if you can't have an ultra thin layer of the TIM used ....
........
....my decoding....then ultra thin layer.... 0.050 mm to 0,150 mm... not?...
saludos
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