The Benefits of Conformal Coatings on Electronic Devices
Manuel Dominguez - Engineering Sales Representative, Ellsworth Adhesives
Consumers expect their electronics to take a lot of abuse, yet device durability is ultimately about how well internal electronics have been protected. Destructive factors include moisture, vapor, corrosive solutions, sand and dust, as well as mechanical and thermal stress from vibration, impact and temperature extremes. Engineered solutions for these common hazards routinely implement conformal coatings to protect the sensitive printed circuit boards (PCBs) that are inside devices.
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Dow Corning developed a line of new thermally conductive materials that are excellent for sensor, battery, LED and especially automotive electronics applications. Click on the product name to learn more.
TC-2030
An adhesive used as a thermal interface material for electronic devices. Thermal conductivity of 2.7 W/mK.
TC-2035
An adhesive used in high-power electric modules found in hybrid vehicles. Thermal conductivity of 3.3 W/mK.
TC-4605 & TC-4605 HLV
Encapsulants used to protect electronic devices from environmental conditions. Thermal conductivity of 1 W/mK.
TC-4525
A gap filler designed to dampen vibration and dissipate heat. UL 94 V-0 certification and glass bead option.
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