Henkel has developed a very low resistive ink which gives extremely good conductivity at relatively low temperatures. Learn about the ink properties and some of the applications where it can be used.

Author: Rudie Oldenzijl

As power electronic devices become more and more prevalent in different markets, the need for new materials to enable higher performance — while maintaining reliability — is gaining higher focus. The management of heat for these upcoming applications requires new designs and technologies.

Author: Giuseppe Caramella

The RoHS directive has been well-publicized but often not fully understood. This webinar provides updates on the requirements of the legislation and how, in light of the move to lead-free, electronics assembly professionals can achieve high reliability.

The webinar provides information on when to make the switch to Pb-free in the automotive and industrial markets, receive detailed reliability comparisons of SnPb versus Pb-free alloys, discussion of failure mechanisms and the limitations of SAC alloys, information on the distinction between a differentiation standard and high reliability and much, much more.

Author: Ian Wilding

Many electronic assemblies are exposed to extreme conditions, such as strong temperature swings, corrosive environmental media or high humidity. Nevertheless, these devices have to deliver the expected performance, despite difficult environmental conditions. While Henkel has various solutions in its portfolio for electronic component and assembly protection, one in particular is a special hotmelt used in the low pressure molding process.

These innovative hotmelts, which Henkel markets under the TECHNOMELT^® brand, have a broad range of uses and are now available for almost every application. With the low pressure molding process, it is possible not only to bond surfaces but also to provide protective encapsulation, even for small and delicate electronic components. Thanks to the use of renewable raw materials, hotmelts are more environmentally compatible than other products and are RoHS and WEEE-approved materials.

Once the hotmelts are in direct contact ...