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    This document discusses carbon nanotubes as thermal interface materials. It covers the mechanical and thermal properties of single-walled and multi-walled carbon nanotubes. It also addresses fabrication methods, handling and alignment of carbon nanotubes, and their implementation in thermal interface materials. Specifically, it describes how carbon nanotube arrays on copper foil can decrease thermal resistance at metal-metal interfaces by 15-30% and provides an example thermal resistance of 4 mm2K/W for a copper foil interface with a density of around 108 carbon nanotubes per square millimeter.

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    CNTs as TIMs preliminary presentation

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    This document discusses carbon nanotubes as thermal interface materials. It covers the mechanical and thermal properties of single-walled and multi-walled carbon nanotubes. It also addresses fabrication methods, handling and alignment of carbon nanotubes, and their implementation in thermal interface materials. Specifically, it describes how carbon nanotube arrays on copper foil can decrease thermal resistance at metal-metal interfaces by 15-30% and provides an example thermal resistance of 4 mm2K/W for a copper foil interface with a density of around 108 carbon nanotubes per square millimeter.

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    Carbon Nanotubes As TIMs

    Загружено:

    Melissa Peacock
    This document discusses carbon nanotubes as thermal interface materials. It covers the mechanical and thermal properties of single-walled and multi-walled carbon nanotubes. It also addresses fabrication methods, handling and alignment of carbon nanotubes, and their implementation in thermal interface materials. Specifically, it describes how carbon nanotube arrays on copper foil can decrease thermal resistance at metal-metal interfaces by 15-30% and provides an example thermal resistance of 4 mm2K/W for a copper foil interface with a density of around 108 carbon nanotubes per square millimeter.

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    Carbon Nanotubes as TIMs

    Melissa Peacock

    Properties
    Mechanical

    Properties Thermal Properties


    Single walled nanotubes (SWNT) Multiwalled nanotubes (MWNT) Theoretical Experimental

    Fabrication & Availability


    Arc

    discharge Laser ablation Catalytic chemical vapor deposition


    Growth on substrates CNT properties Effects on purity

    Fabrication & Availability

    Handling & Alignment


    Purification

    Dispersion

    Methods

    Additives Ultrasonication

    Thermal Interface Materials


    CNT

    Array TIMs

    One-sided interface structure Two-sided interface structure CNT-coated foil TIMs

    Thermal Interface Materials

    Increased real contact in thermal interfaces: A carbon nanotube/foil material

    Implementation of CNT arrays on foil

    Cu-Ag interface: 30% decrease in resistance at 275 kPa Si-Ag interface: 15% decrease in resistance at 275 kPa

    Cu foil: 10 m thick Density: ~108 CNTs/mm2 CNT array height: 50 m Average CNT diameter: ~20 nm

    Combined thermal resistance: ~ 4 mm2K/W

    Thermal interface materials

    Scanning electron micrograph: 1 wt % SWNT-epoxy

    Future Work
    Continued

    Pure

    research

    Previous experiments
    CNTs Composites

    Compile

    experimental testing plan

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