Tgard™ 5000 Series – A0 – 0.127mm | Silicone Insulator | Laird

Thermally Conductive Silicone Insulator | A15421-32

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  • High dielectric breakdown voltage of 6,000 volts
  • Film base resistance cut through
  • Thermal resistance of 0.40°C-in2/watt @ 50 psi clip pressure
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Thermally conductive silicone insulator material Tgard 5000 is an excellent dielectric material with good thermal performance consisting of a polyimide film coated with a ceramic-filled, high-temperature silicone rubber. Tgard 5000 is ideal for applications that require a delta temperature across the interface of 2.0ºC/watt or higher on a TO-220 clip mounted @ 50 psi pressure. Tgard 5000 has high dielectric strength for the AC side of a switching mode power supply. Tgard 5000 is tough resulting in an exceptional cut-through resistant material.

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