THERMFLOW™ T766 Removal Force Test Report
●Introduction:
■Thermflow™ T766 was tested for removal force of a heat sink from a die or component.Various pad sizes were tested in order to determine the best size pad to use when no removal force, or total clean break, is desired. Common 1.1 inch x 1.1 inch anodized aluminum heat sinks were used with two simulated components, sizes referred to as small and large in this report. The parts were assembled using a controlled force instrument along with a hotplate to heat the samples and ensure complete melting of the phase change material. The removal force was measured using a calibrated torque wrench.
■This data is intended to be a reference only. Increased time and pressure will cause the phase change material to flow more, possibly increasing the force required to remove the heat sink from the die or component.
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THERMFLOW™ T766 、 T766 、 T725 |
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Test Report |
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Please see the document for details |
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English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese |
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10/01 |
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Rev 1 |
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