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Fujipoly Develops Low Thermal Resistance TIM


Carteret, NJ — Sarcon® PG25A is one of Fujipoly’s softest and best-perform- ing TIMs (thermal interface materi- al). This gap filler pad is designed for applications that have delicate compo- nents and high compression rates.


to 5 mm (0.04 to 0.2 in.) with a max- imum sheet dimension of 300 x 200 mm (11.8 x 7.9 in.). Sarcon PG25A can also be or-


dered in die-cut form to fit almost any application shape. The new ma-


Electronic Assembly Offers Compact OLED Displays


Gilching, Germany — Electronic As- sembly has introduced a range of com- pact OLED display screens. The monochromatic displays now come in a variety of different sizes, profiles, resolutions and colors to suit various uses. Applications include wearables, pocket instruments and other devices that require a compact design com- bined with low energy requirements. The low-power OLED dis-


Sarcon PG25A thermal gap filler pad. When placed between compo-


nents of varying shapes and sizes and a nearby heat sink or spreader, this compliant 2.5 W/m-K material exhibits a thermal resistance as low as 0.42°Cin2/W at 14 psi. The advanced formulation is


great for applications that require material compression between 30 and 50 percent. PG25A is available in four thicknesses that range from 1


terial is well-suited for environments with operating temperatures that range from –40 to +150°C (–40 to +302°C) and exhibits a UL94 flame


retardant rating of V-0. 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


plays come in round, square and rectangular designs. The diagonal size of the smallest display unit is 0.66 in. (1.7 cm). Their extremely flat construc- tion allows all display ele- ments to be fitted neatly into miniaturized devices. As full- screen graphic displays with up to 16,384 pixels, they allow graphical and alphanumeric elements to be combined on the screen. All models have a built-in graphics controller which can be ordered with an SPI or I2C bus interface and a 3.3V logic op- erating voltage. The displays are designed to op-


erate in temperatures of –40 to +80°C (–40 to +176°F). This temper- ature range allows them to be used in both general outdoor and winter tem- peratures and in extremely hot in-


dustrial environments. Other features include a wide


viewing angle of 170° and a high con- trast ratio of 2000:1. The displays also respond quickly, even at low temperatures. A typical value is 10 microseconds down to –40°C (–40°F). The displays have a possible lifetime of 50,000 to 100,000 operating hours, depending on the color and ambient


OLED display screens. temperature. The displays are avail-


able in yellow, white and blue. Contact: Electronic Assembly GmbH, Zeppelinstrasse 19, 82205


Gilching, Germany % +49-0-8105-77-8090 fax: +49-0-8105-77-8099 E-mail: sales@lcd-module.com Web: www.lcd-module.com


See at SMTAI, Booth 1028


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