Tag Archives: Dielectric Breakdown Voltage

Preventing Shear Breakdown in Power Modules: Glass-Mesh Stress Constraint and Electric Field Equalization in Thermal Silicone Fabrics

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In EV inverters, solar converters, and industrial servo drives, TO-220 and TO-247 MOSFET/IGBT modules require simultaneously high thermal dissipation and thousand-volt dielectric isolation. Under high assembly clamping torque (0.8–1.2 N·m): Unreinforced TIMs: Suffer from lateral plastic flow, thinning out or puncturing over metal burrs. Dielectric Drop: Triggers catastrophic high-voltage arcing and electrical short circuits. Lixing […]

Balancing Strength and Performance: Thermal Silicone Cloth in Lamination

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In modern electronic designs striving for higher power density, the Contact Thermal Resistance between heat-generating components (like MOSFETs and IGBT modules) and heatsinks remains a critical bottleneck. While standard Thermal Pads effectively fill micro-gaps, specific applications—such as high-power supply assembly or FPC multi-layer lamination—subject the pad to extreme mechanical stress and high-voltage insulation challenges. Here, […]