Supersolder exhibits unparalleled thermal properties
Thursday, August 2, 2018 - 13:45
in Physics & Chemistry
In electronics, solder is used to connect two parts together. As a bridge, one of its most important functions is to transfer heat away from critical electronic components and toward the heat sink, which uses air or water to safely dissipate heat. As technological advances allow for the creation of smaller and more powerful computers and electronics—and with temperatures in computer chips reaching higher than 100 °C—this heat dissipation function has become more crucial than ever.