On mouser they have Panasonic Thermally Conductive Graphite Sheets listed. The Panasonic Thermal Interface Products PGS Graphite Sheet 130X180X0.1mm claims to have a thermal conductivity of 700W/m-k, almost twice that of Cu.
The Panasonic Industry datasheet on this product (“PGS” Graphite Sheets) indicates it can have a thermal conductivity of from 700 to 1950 W/(m·K). The sheets are very thin - 0100um is the thickest.
Is this product meant to be the TIM between a heatsink and electronic package?
The Panasonic Industry datasheet on this product (“PGS” Graphite Sheets) indicates it can have a thermal conductivity of from 700 to 1950 W/(m·K). The sheets are very thin - 0100um is the thickest.
Is this product meant to be the TIM between a heatsink and electronic package?