Thermal interface materials comprising aligned fibers and materials such as solder, alloys, and/or other metals
AssigneeBoston Materials, Inc.
InventorsRafael Padilla, Jr., Chunzhou Pan
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AssigneeBoston Materials, Inc.
InventorsRafael Padilla, Jr., Chunzhou Pan
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The present disclosure is generally directed to a variety of thermally conductive materials for use in semiconductor devices or other applications. In some cases, the materials may include aligned fibers such as carbon fibers, e.g., defining a substrate, and a metal such as solder. In some cases, the metal may be present within a transition metal rich solder alloy, a conductive medium such as a conductive ink, a thermal chemical vapor deposited solder, an oxide coated liquid metal, an oxide coated liquid metal transition metal rich solder alloy, etc. The metal may have a relatively low melting temperature in certain embodiments. The metal may be interspersed or infiltrated between the plurality of discontinuous fibers, and/or surround at least some of the fibers. In some cases, the metal may react with the carbon fibers to form metal carbides and/or diffuse into the carbon fibers, which may facilitate contact between the metal and the carbon fibers. Other aspects are generally directed to devices using such compositions, methods of making such compositions, kits including such compositions, or the like.
A composition, comprising:
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