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Heat management element / phase change material 'PCM-PAC'

Perfect for preventing overheating of electronic devices! Prevents internal temperature rise and addresses heat issues.

PCM-PAC is a material filled in a flexible pack that changes its state according to temperature variations, transitioning from solid to liquid to solid, and so on. When it changes from solid to liquid, it requires a large amount of energy (latent heat), absorbing heat from the surroundings and suppressing temperature rise. Additionally, when the surrounding temperature falls below the phase change temperature, it gradually returns to solid. In other words, it can cool without the need for electricity and is a reliable, eco-friendly thermal management element suitable for modern times.

Company：Nippon Blower Co.,LTD.
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Photosensitive materials that allow light bonding and light debonding.

Light-induced solid-liquid phase transition reusable photosensitive materials

Tokyo Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., which primarily supplies research and development reagents and a wide range of product materials including pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and electronic materials, introduces "photosensitive materials that allow for light adhesion and light detachment." This product is a modified version of the "organic material that undergoes repeated solidification," which was commercialized under a license from the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology and received a significant response. At room temperature, it can reversibly change phase from solid to liquid under ultraviolet light exposure and from liquid to solid under visible light exposure. 【Features】 ■ Reusable photosensitive material ■ Capable of light adhesion and light detachment *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Company：東京化成工業
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Tohoku University Technology: Phase-change memory: T09-087

New material for PRAM with thermal stability

A phase-change material, which has a high crystallization temperature and is superior in thermal stability of the amorphous phase, which has a composition of the general chemical formula GexMyTe100-x-y wherein M indicates one type of element which is selected from the group which comprises Al, Si, Cu, In, and Sn, x is 5.0 to 50.0 (at %) and y is 4.0 to 45.0 (at %) in range, and x and y are selected so that 40 (at %)≦x+y≦60 (at %). This phase-change material further contains, as an additional element L, at least one type of element L which is selected from the group which comprises N, O, Al, Si, P, Cu, In, and Sn in the form of GexMyLzTe100-x-y-z wherein z is selected so that 40 (at %)≦x+y+z≦60 (at %).

Company：Tohoku Techno Arch Co., Ltd.
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Heat management element / phase change material 'PCM-PAC'

Photosensitive materials that allow light bonding and light debonding.

Tohoku University Technology: Phase-change memory: T09-087

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