What is a Thermal rubber?

Heat dissipation rubber is a thermally conductive rubber material used to efficiently dissipate heat from electronic devices and mechanical components. These rubbers are typically made by incorporating high thermal conductivity metal powders or ceramics, providing a balance between flexibility and heat dissipation. Heat dissipation rubber is commonly used in cooling applications for semiconductors, LED lights, power electronics, and batteries, where it helps to quickly spread heat and prevent overheating of the equipment. It is easy to design and handle, making it widely used for improving thermal management in various devices.

Application of Thermal rubber

✅Cooling for Semiconductor Devices
Heat dissipation rubber is used in components like semiconductor chips and integrated circuits (ICs), which are prone to high temperatures. It helps efficiently dissipate heat, preventing the components from overheating.
✅Heat Dissipation in LED Lights
High-power LED lights generate significant heat, so heat dissipation rubber is placed between the LED module and heat sink to quickly spread the heat. This helps extend the lifespan of the LED light and maintain stable performance.
✅Cooling for Power Electronics
Power electronics, such as power conversion devices, use heat dissipation rubber to transfer heat efficiently between components, ensuring stable temperatures and preventing overheating, which could lead to device failure.

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