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publicationNumber TW-200951063-A
titleOfInvention The characterization and fabrication of high efficiency nanowires of thermal interface membrane
abstract A large area of thermal interface membrane (TIM) is made of a nanochannel structure of anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) film with copper sub-micron or nano-wires inside. The TIM can transfer heat from electronic product or light emiting doide (LED) surface to heat sink, quickly. This invention TIM is an environmentally friendly, biocompatible, and lightweight material. For the TIM manufacture, an AAO is first made by anodization, and then copper was deposited into AAO by pulse electro-deposition forming copper wires. Because each copper wire is stood in the AAO, it can offer heat flow transfer paths, independently. This invention of TIM manufacture method is combining the traditional anodization process and electro-deposition with nanotechnology, which can potentially be useful in keeping the cost of thermal conductor materials fabrication down.
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