I have a small quantity of Artic Silver Heat sink compound...this stuff is very expensive and I want to contribute some of it to the members of the forum.....I have set aside about 10 grams of it to give away....it reduced temps in different applications quite abit compared to white thermal grease....I use it on my computer processer with great results...........All I ask is that if you request some dont be greedy!!!!..LOL....I want as many members to try this out.....and because of the customs problems...Canadian residents only please...(they might think its a bomb or something).
so whoever wants a sample Email me with how much you need...I did a whole Amplifier with barely half a gram
Cheers!!The DIRT®
so whoever wants a sample Email me with how much you need...I did a whole Amplifier with barely half a gram
Cheers!!The DIRT®
I need for 50 or so devices.
Petter said:
Under normal circumstances the paste is not conductive but if the pressure applied is to high it will be. A little dangerous...
As for inductivity I have no idea. Check their web site:
http://www.arcticsilver.com/
It it fairly standard stuff and most suppliers have it if you look at computer suppliers as the paste is originally for CPUs IIRC.
UrSv....it is about 8 bucks US for 3 grams....thats 15 Can bucks...we are poor here in Canada hahaha...... and it does have some conductive properties thats what makes it so good....you dont spread this stuff on like peanut butter you have to watch that there isnt any on component leads...............I am not trying to market this stuff I was merely offering a gesture to members...I am a designer of electronic controls and I get some freebies now and again and I would rather give away what I`m not using because if you were married to my wife you would know why.... I have so much crap around she says it looks like store..LOL
Cheers!!The DIRT®
Cheers!!The DIRT®
in normail computer applications with a standard heatsik with the temprature around 45-50 C it usally drops the temprature by about 5C, which in my mind for the invertment is very good.
however if you are looking for a non conductive application then i suggest using their cheaper artic alumina which is non conductive and does ALMOST as well, also beware of all other makes... without going into too much technical stuff (they are oftern made from silver oxide instead of silver and contain very small quantities) they are poop
however if you are looking for a non conductive application then i suggest using their cheaper artic alumina which is non conductive and does ALMOST as well, also beware of all other makes... without going into too much technical stuff (they are oftern made from silver oxide instead of silver and contain very small quantities) they are poop
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