This webinar provides an overview of dispensable thermal interface materials (TIMs) and their role in improving heat transfer between electronic components and heat sinks. We will cover common material types, application methods, and key considerations for selecting dispensable TIMs in modern electronic packaging and thermal management systems.
Overview
As electronic devices become smaller, faster, and more powerful, effective thermal management has become increasingly critical to system reliability and performance. Dispensable thermal interface materials (TIMs) play a key role in improving heat transfer between components and heat sinks by filling air gaps and creating more efficient thermal pathways. Selecting the right TIM can significantly impact thermal performance, manufacturing efficiency, and long-term product reliability.
In this webinar, attendees will gain a practical overview of dispensable TIM technologies used in today’s electronic packaging and thermal management applications. The discussion will explore common material types, including greases, gels, adhesives, and phase-change materials, along with their performance characteristics and ideal use cases. Experts will also review dispensing and application methods, process considerations, and factors that influence material selection across a range of electronic designs and manufacturing environments.
Designed for engineers, product designers, and manufacturing professionals, this webinar will provide valuable insights into how dispensable TIMs support modern electronics while helping organizations balance thermal performance, process efficiency, and cost considerations.
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Key Takeaways
- Explore the different types of dispensable thermal interface materials and their thermal performance characteristics.
- Understand key dispensing methods, application processes, and manufacturing considerations for TIM integration.
- Learn how to evaluate and select dispensable TIMs based on reliability, thermal requirements, and application needs.
Speaker
Daniel Rosero graduated from the New Jersey Institute of Technology with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, which laid the foundation for his successful career in the field. At Fujipoly America Corporation, he is responsible for developing and maintaining strong relationships with clients, optimizing manufacturing processes and providing testing for customers. Rosero is highly skilled at identifying customer needs and providing tailored solutions that exceed their expectations.