In electronics assembly, SMT lines, and semiconductor test benches, tabletop surfaces experience continuous friction from tools, PCB assemblies, and component trays, easily accumulating static charges exceeding thousands of volts. Improper tabletop materials pose severe risks: Insulating Rubber: Retains static charges, triggering violent electrostatic discharge (ESD) upon component placement. Overly Conductive Metal/Sheet: Causes instant electrical short-circuiting […]
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Resisting Thermal Fatigue: Analyzing Aging Mechanisms and Material Stability of Thermal Pads In thermal engineering, the initial conductivity is only part of the story. The “performance retention” over a 5-to-10-year operational cycle is what determines the longevity of electronic products. When Thermal Pads are exposed to continuous thermal cycling, their microscopic structures undergo rigorous stress. […]
In high-power density PCB designs, thermal interface materials are responsible not just for heat dissipation, but for the critical task of suppressing fire propagation. The ultimate safety of an electronic device often hinges on the “Self-Extinguishing” properties of its materials under extreme conditions. Chemical Principle: Synergistic Flame Retardancy and Char Formation While silicone inherently possesses […]
In modern electronic packaging and outdoor equipment protection, traditional solid gaskets often struggle with large tolerance compensation or exert excessive stress on delicate components. Silicone Foam, with its unique porous elastic structure, has become the premier choice for high-end sealing and cushioning. Chemical Principles: Synchronized Cross-linking and Hydrogen Evolution The formation of silicone foam is […]
When discussing the relationship between Thermal Silicone Cloth and Thermal Phase, we are fundamentally addressing how a “composite material” responds to “dynamic thermal loads.” Structural Characteristics and Inhomogeneity Unlike standard thermal pads,Thermal Silicone Cloth features a reinforcement layer (typically fiberglass or Polyimide PI). From a thermophysical perspective, it introduces “inhomogeneity,” significantly altering the heat wave […]
As the new year sets sail, everything is refreshed! Lixing Composite Materials (Lixing) officially resumes operations today. In 2026, we will continue to focus on Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) and FPC Lamination Consumables, providing the most stable thermal management solutions with our exceptional R&D and precision manufacturing. We appreciate the long-standing trust of our partners. […]
1. Physical Definition of Dielectric Constant The Relative Dielectric Constant (εr) is a physical quantity that measures a material’s ability to store electrical energy through polarization. It describes the degree to which a material becomes polarized when placed in an electric field. Mathematical Formula: It is defined as the ratio of the capacitance of a […]






