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Fujipoly Intros Thermal Interface Thin Film
Carteret, NJ — Fujipoly®, a sub- sidiary of Fuji Polymer Co. and spe- cialist in the fabrication of silcone rubber technology, has introduced its Sarcon® YR-c thermal interface ma- terial. This addition to the Sarcon
surface area contact of the heatsink and component to measurably im- prove heat dissipation. The V-0-rated thin film is rec-
ommended for applications with op- erational temperatures ranging from
May, 2016
OnFILTER Develops EMI Filter for Soldering Irons
Santa Cruz, CA — OnFILTER, a manufacturer of EMI management products, has developed an EMI fil- ter for soldering irons that protects sensitive components from electrical overstress (EOS). The filter has been de- signed to provide noise-free AC power and ground to soldering irons and rework stations. OnFILTER has devel-
oped its EMI filters to greatly reduce EOS during the soldering process by preventing EMI on power lines and ground from reaching the soldering iron. The filters further provide EMI-free ground connec- tion to the workbench. The company’s solder-
Sarcon® YR-c thermal interface material.
line is the company’s best performing thin film to date. The formulation delivers a ther-
mal conductivity of 4.0 W/m°K with a thermal resistance of only 0.08°C in2/W. When placed between a heat source, such as a high-performance semiconductor, and a nearby heat- sink, the material effectively elimi- nates the near-microscopic air gaps between the components. The ther- mal interface material increases the
–40 to +150°C (–40 to +302°F). Sar- con YR-c is available in thicknesses of 0.2, 0.3 and 0.45mm (0.008, 0.012, 0.018in). The company provides the material in roll form up to 150mm (5.9in) wide, or die-cut to customer
specifications. Contact: Fujipoly America
Corp., 900 Milik Street, Carteret, NJ 07008 % 732-969-0100 fax: 732- 969-3311 E-mail:
info@fujipoly.com Web:
www.fujipoly.com
ing filters contribute to overall compliance with IPC-A-610 recommended maximum levels of metal- to-metal voltage for sensi- tive components, as well as ESDA STM13.1 limits for current while soldering. According to Intel’s “Manufac-
bandwidth. Prevention of EOS in sol- dering reduces manufacturing de- fects, latent damage and can improve product reliability.
EMI filter prevents EOS damage while soldering.
Compatible with nearly all AC-
turing Enabling Guide,” EOS is the “number one source of damage to IC components.” In the soldering process, EOS
often comes from high-frequency noise (EMI) on the factory’s power line and ground in the form of signif- icant current between the tip of a sol- dering iron and a component. The sensitivity of components to EOS and ESD is on the rise due to their shrinking size and high operating
powered soldering irons and rework stations, the EMI filters are also available in a variety of internation- al configurations. In addition, the fil- ters carry ETL and CE approvals and
are RoHS-compliant. Contact: OnFILTER, Inc., 730
Mission Street, Suite 102, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 % 831-824-4052 fax: 206-350-7458 E-mail:
info@onfilter.com Web:
www.onfilter.com
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