A global automotive supplier required a high performing, robotically dispensed, thermal interface material for an automotive ADAS module.
THE CHALLENGE
As automotive vehicles continue to rely more on advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), more automotive camera and motion sensor companies will need to expand their technologies to meet stringent government requirements. For a new module platform, a premium automotive camera company partnered with Parker Chomerics for a high preforming thermal interface material.
The manufacturing company preferred thermal pads over thermal dispensables due to previous negative experiences with dispensing, however at this high of a manufacturing volume pads were not a feasible option. In addition, the thermal material needed to be higher in thermals than they typically used and needed to be dispensed at a higher rate.
KEY CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS
- Material must be visible to optical cameras on the assembly line
- Thermal conductivity over 3 W/m-K