Title :
Silicone encapsulants for electronic applications
Author :
D. F. Christensen
Author_Institution :
Dow Corning Corporation
Abstract :
Silicone dielectric materials, because of their unique properties, are used to improve reliability and to extend the life of electronic components and assemblies where: a. temperatures up to 250C are continuously encountered; b. transient temperatures up to 400 or 500C are encountered; c. repairability or depotting of encapsulated equipment is desirable; d. temperatures down to -70C are encountered; e. size and weight must be reduced; f. dielectric losses at frequencies from dc to 1.0 kcms must be reduced; g. components and assemblies must be protected from moisture; h. components and assemblies must be protected from environmental materials; i. corona is encountreed; j. nuclear radiation is encountered.
Keywords :
"Resins","Compounds","Fluids","Heating","Dielectrics","Curing","Electric shock"
Conference_Titel :
Application of Electrical Insulation, 1960 EI National Conference on the
Print_ISBN :
978-1-5090-3102-3
DOI :
10.1109/ENCAEI.1960.7466633