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publicationNumber KR-101895114-B1
titleOfInvention Manufacturing method of thermal conduction EMI shield paint for semiconductor with copper and graphene
abstract The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a thermally conductive electromagnetic wave shielding paint for semiconductor comprising copper and graphene, wherein the method for manufacturing a thermally conductive electromagnetic wave shielding paint for semiconductor includes an oxide film removing step for removing an oxide film on a surface of a copper powder; And forming an oxidation-preventive film on the surface of the copper powder that has been subjected to the oxide-film-removing step. When the coating paint prepared according to the present invention is coated on a heat radiating member of a semiconductor, not only the heat generated from the semiconductor device is effectively released, but also electromagnetic interference (EMI) is reduced and the lifetime of the electronic device is increased There is a remarkable effect.
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