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Recent progress of high thermal conductivity of low temperature curing electronic paste
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1.KMUST;2.Kunming Institute of Precious Metals

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    electronic paste is an excellent thermal interface material (TIM), which is widely used in ultra-high speed computer chips, power semiconductor devices and LED, and it can achieve mechanical connection, electric connection and thermal connection between chip and heat sink by low temperature curing process, which can satisfy the application requirements and service conditions under high temperature. This article reviews the recent development of nano silver and carbon nanotubes application in low temperature curing electronic paste, based on the influence in thermal conductivity structure of silver nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes, separately presented: 1) the influence of the size of nano silver, surface coated agent and twins growth mode on the thermal conductivity in electronic paste; 2) the vertically aligned carbon nanotubes are prepared and the joint interface are modified and decorated, TIM was prepared to form high thermal conduction path by connecting chip and heat sink, 3) the interface influence of silver nanoparticles decorated carbon nanotubes and silver powder to prepare three-dimensional composite thermal conductive structure by sintered bonding on enhancing the thermal conductivity of electronic paste. Finally, we express the expectation for nano silver and carbon nanotubes application in improving the thermal conductivity of the electronic paste in the future.

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[Huang Yu-Kuan),Xu Shun-Tao),Gan Guo-You),Li Wen-Lin),Li Jun-Peng). Recent progress of high thermal conductivity of low temperature curing electronic paste[J]. Rare Metal Materials and Engineering,2019,48(10):3394~3400.]
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  • Received:June 04,2018
  • Revised:July 10,2018
  • Adopted:July 27,2018
  • Online: November 01,2019
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