Your essential guide to thermal paste application

Supplied by Semikron Pty Ltd on Monday, 09 July, 2018

This extensive paper describes the application of thermal paste (grease) as a thermal interface material between power semiconductor modules and heatsinks.

Learn how to best eliminate air gaps or spaces from your interface areas in order to maximise heat transfer.

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