Thermally conductive flexible adhesive for aerospace applications
AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsPeter Babilo, Randall Jay Moss
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AssigneeThe Boeing Company
InventorsPeter Babilo, Randall Jay Moss
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Provided are methods of forming thermally conductive flexible bonds for use in electronic boards of unmanned spacecraft and other types of aircraft. Also provided are methods of preparing adhesive materials to form these bonds including methods of preparing treated filler particles. In some aspects, an adhesive material includes filler particles having organofunctional groups, such as boron nitride particles treated in silane. These particles may be combined with a urethane modified epoxy to form the adhesive material. The weight ratio of the particles in the adhesive material may be about 40-60%. The adhesive material may be thermally cured using a temperature of less than 110° C. to prevent damage to bonded electronic components. The cured adhesive may have a thermal conductivity of at least about 2 W/m K measured in vacuum and may have a glass transition temperature if less than −40° C.
A thermally conductive flexible adhesive material comprising:
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