TPS 3500 thermal transport and anisotropy comparison
Hot Disk Instruments · Engineering measurement and characterization
- Purpose
- Stack materials may conduct differently in-plane and through-plane.
- Technical approach
- Transient plane-source measurements use an optional anisotropic module, suitable sensors and known heat-capacity input for directional analysis.
- Scope of use
- TPS 3500 uses Hot Disk sensors for uniaxial and Hot Strip for biaxial analysis, with compatible geometry.
- Limitations and open questions
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Scope and limitationsBulk, slab and film ranges differ. Probed material properties do not directly isolate package-interface contact resistance.
What to prepareBLNKK suggests preparing material layers, dimensions, orientations, target temperatures and heat-capacity sources, with model directions defined.
Confirm with the supplierConfirm modules, sensors, geometry, heat-capacity units/reliability, measurement time and temperature-control configuration.
- Public evidence
- The product and anisotropic-module pages describe configurations and method dependencies.
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