3–5 Sept 2007
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

Development and manufacturing status of diamond-based composites

4 Sept 2007, 10:25
20m
40-S2-D01 (CERN)

40-S2-D01

CERN

Geneva, Switzerland
Development and manufacturing status of diamond-based composites Session 2: New Ideas / New Materials

Speaker

Sven KNIPPSCHEER (PLANSEE SE)

Description

Advanced metal diamond composites with Silver, Aluminum and Copper matrices exhibit high thermal conductivity in the range of 400-700 W m-1 K-1 and low CTE of about 7 – 9 ppm/K. A gas pressure assisted infiltration process has been developed for cost-efficient industrial production of diamond composite substrates and heat sinks. The composite microstructure and interface morphology determine the thermal properties and reliability during thermal cycling and represent the key to advanced composite formation. An industrial scale pilot production has been installed and the product has reached a degree of maturity allowing the application for current and future high end thermal management applications. The status of product development as well as thermal and mechanical properties and results of thermal cycling tests will be reviewed. Co-authors: BOLLINA Ravi (PLANSEE SE), MROTZEK Tobias (PLANSEE SE)

Author

Sven KNIPPSCHEER (PLANSEE SE)

Co-authors

Ravi BOLLINA (PLANSEE SE) Tobias MROTZEK (PLANSEE SE)

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