Thermal Interface Materials (TIMs) are inserted between heat-generating devices like integrated circuits and heat sinks to enhance the transfer of heat from these devices to the exterior of a closed system. Without TIMs, air trapped between these devices inhibits the effective transfer of heat away from hot spots to the outer surface of the closed system. TIMs are available in a variety of formats including pads, pastes, gels, tapes and solders. They are generally designed to be soft, thermally conductive and electrically isolating to fill interface areas between surfaces, and they aid in heat removal from both sides of the interface.
Market Dynamics:
The market for thermal interface materials is expanding rapidly due to the increasing demand from various industries, such as electric vehicles, automotive electronics, aerospace, and consumer electronics. Moreover, rising demand from 5G technology-based digital devices is anticipated to propel the market growth. In addition, the global electronic industry is developing power and heat-efficient digital devices. This is expected to provide a lucrative growth opportunity for manufacturers in the thermal interface materials market.
On the other hand, fluctuating price of oil is expected to hamper the market growth.
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