What are the categories of thermal conductive materials (thermal conductive silicone sheets) used in electronic applications

Materials for thermal conduction and heat dissipation typically include:

thermal conductive silicone sheet, double-sided adhesive, ceramic sheet, silicone tape, and heat sinks

Thermal conductive silicone pad: The base material is silicone, a thermal conductive material synthesized with various additives and metal oxides. It is also referred to as thermal conductive silicone pad or soft thermal pad, capable of filling gaps

Thermal conductive double-sided adhesive: Consists of an acrylic adhesive base filled with thermal conductive powder and silicone gel for thermal insulation properties

Thermal conductive ceramic sheets: This material is characterized by its high thermal conductivity and excellent insulation properties, commonly used in high-power equipment

Thermal conductive silicone tape: The base material is fiberglass, also known as thermal conductive silicone tape or tear-resistant silicone tape. This material offers good insulation but has a relatively low.

thermal conductivity Heat sink: These materials are typically aluminum, with special materials like ceramics and silicon carbide being common in the market. They are designed to dissipate heat from electronic components and require a thermal medium for connection in the middle