johnyradio
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i see "thermal conductive paste" on ebay, but i suspect that's just heatsink compound.
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i need high mechanical strength.
thx!
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i need high mechanical strength.
thx!
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Thx!
As cheap as mixing some silicone glue or epoxy with heat sink compound?![]()
Only if you need it to stick. Heat sink compound is usually grease based, not a good thing for adhesion.
I got some "Artic silver - thermal adhesive" which is a two part epoxy. Worked well. Not sure where I bought it - may have been ebay.
Mike.
you can only tell if it's conductive, you need a "megger" to find out what the dielectric strength is. that's important to know if you are applying more than 12 to 50 volts to devices on a heat sink.Theoretically, I should be able to test the electrical conductivity of any thermal grease with a multimeter, right?