Necessities of Thermally Conductive Composite Materials

Rapid increase in heating by unit area due to lightweight, thin, small-size and high-integration trends in electronic goods; decrease in product life and reliability consequently

Increase in the heat-dissipation issue due to the wide spread and high output of high-voltage LED chips; 57% in life expectancy and increase in efficiency by 14% when LED temperature drops by 10°C

01

Small size in electric
& electronic goods
Lightweight
Highly functional

02

Fully dense parts
Highly integrated
Serious heating issue

03

Rising demand for polymeric
composite materials


Features

Graphene

A thin honeycomb-structured layer of 2-dimensional planar carbon atoms in SP2-hybridized configuration; as thin as 0.2nm (size of an atom) and both physically and chemically safe

Category Descriptions
Electrical Conductivity 100 times greater than copper (Cu)
Electronic Mobility 100 times greater than semiconductor silicone
Strength 200 times greater than steel
Thermal Conductivity Twice as high as diamond (approx. 5300W / m•K)
Transmittance Light mostly transmitted; transparent and properties unchanged (97.7%@450nm)
Stretchability Hexagonal net-shaped; stretchable up to 20% of its own area

KB ELEMENT’s Thermally Conductive Composite Materials

Definitions

Image of heat release inside the thermal interface material

Features

Applications

Diverse heat-dissipation parts and products made with carbon composites