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“TIMs Demystified” Webinar Sheds Light on Thermal Interface Materials


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February 18, 2025 — On February 18, Fujipoly joined GlobalSpec for an in-depth fireside chat titled “TIMs Demystified: What You Need to Know About Thermal Interface Material”. Christian Miraglia, Applications Engineering Manager at Fujipoly America, led the discussion.

The webinar focused on the fundamentals of Thermal Interface Materials (TIMs), explaining what they are, why they’re essential for efficient heat management, and how different types suit different applications. Among the topics covered were:

  • The variety of TIM compositions and forms, including gap fillers, pads, and other materials.

  • Key performance factors like thermal conductivity, compression, and how those features balance with electrical insulation and protection in electronic devices.

  • Technical challenges Fujipoly faces in optimizing TIMs — for example, achieving high thermal transfer without compromising mechanical flexibility or electrical safety.

  • Guidance for customers: when a TIM is needed (versus when it might be optional), what criteria to evaluate, and common pitfalls to avoid.

  • Views toward the future of TIMs: emerging trends, whether newer technologies may reduce reliance on traditional TIMs, and how Fujipoly continues to support innovation in thermal management.

The session offered valuable insights for engineers, thermal design specialists, and anyone who works with electronics requiring careful heat dissipation. Fujipoly reaffirmed its position as a thought leader in thermal interface materials, committed to helping customers tackle thermal management challenges.











 
 
 

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