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NEW ARRIVALS - TG-N8000 Non-Silicone Thermal Putty
The new product boasts a high thermal conductivity coefficient of 8 W/m·K, contains no added silicone oil (which may lead to volatile low-molecular siloxanes, posing a serious risk to electrical contacts). The product is eco-friendly and ideal for optical products (REACH compliant), Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), and sensitive electronic components.
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Thermal Simulation and Safety Design of Electric Vehicle Battery Modules
In electric vehicle applications, ensuring the safety of batteries and battery modules is the most important thing to protect the lives and property of vehicle occupants. The design and manufacturing of these battery modules primarily address the heat management issues of the battery pack, keeping safety in mind.
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TSMC and ITRI are optimistic about liquid cooling! Taiwan Intel's first Open IP immersion solution
Intel (Intel) announced two new investment projects on the 19th, including the establishment of a giant laboratory covering an area of 200,000 square feet and the first Open IP immersion liquid cooling solution and reference design, which are expected to spend more than 700 million US dollars.