American Standard Circuits Jan 2004 - Apr 2010
Director of Technology
NanoInk, Inc. Mar 2006 - Apr 2009
Principal Scientist
Avery Dennison Jul 2002 - Dec 2003
Electroforming Chemist
Price Printed Circuits Inc. Aug 2000 - May 2002
Process engineering manager
honeywell.com Feb 1994 - Jun 1998
R&D Manager
Education:
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi 1979 - 1985
Ph.D., Materials Science (Thin Films)PhD Work was related to the fabrication, characterization and modeling of solar selective coatings.
Kurukshetra University 1975
M.S, Physical Chemistry
Delhi University 1972
B.S, ChemistryTRAININGS PROGRAMS ATTENDED
Attended numerous international seminars related to Advanced Materials, Project Management, Pan IIT meetings in USA, Canada and Europe.
Six Sigma Black Belt trained and MS Project Management trained - both in USA.
Received 1 week training in UK for installing RFID tag manufacturing line
Was trained for six sigma black belt. Project was related to improving productivity and quality of nickel electroforming operations.
Skills:
Semiconductors Polymers Thin Films Product Development Characterization R&D Materials Science Failure Analysis Electronics Afm Materials Cvd Nanomaterials Powder X Ray Diffraction Six Sigma Coatings Spc Manufacturing Process Engineering Silicon Pvd Solar Cells Sputtering Design of Experiments Composites Pcb Design Electrochemistry Minitab Solar Energy Mems Iso Nanotechnology Optics Metrology Semiconductor Industry Process Integration Photovoltaics Electroplating Pecvd Jmp Microelectronics Polymer Science Scanning Electron Microscopy Ic Process Simulation Sensors Polymer Chemistry Product Engineering Spectroscopy
Sundaram Nand Kumar - Schaumburg IL, US Gary Garvin Sites - Rancho Cucamonga CA, US Bhavik Patel - Bloomingdale IL, US
Assignee:
American Standard Circuits - Franklin Park IL
International Classification:
H05K 3/30
US Classification:
29832, 29825, 29830, 165185
Abstract:
A thermally conductive material is provided as a mixture of a silicone, a ceramic powder, and a curing catalyst. The material may be pre-formed into a pad and each side of the film protected with removable release layers. Each side of the film may also include a coating of an adhesive material that aids in coupling the interface film with a surface. The material may alternatively be produced in a screen-printable paste. As such, a layer of the paste may be screen-printed on a surface as complete sheet form or as a patterned film by using a stencil patterned screen mesh. The interface material is sandwiched between a printed circuit board and a heat sink to form the circuit board assembly. In a multi-step press process, the assembly is cured and a laminate formed. The assembly process may also include a priming function that prepares metal surfaces of the circuit board and heat sink for receiving the interface material.
A thermally and electrically conductive material is provided as a mixture of a dimethylpolysiloxane, metal (or one metal coated with another metal) flakes and/or granules, a peroxide-based and/or a dimethyl hexane based catalyst, PTFE powder and a platinum based fire retardant. The thermally and electrically conductive material may be pre-formed into a film or pad and each side of the film protected with removable release layers. The thermally and electrically conductive material may alternatively be produced in a screen-printable paste. As such, a layer of the thermally and electrically conductive paste may be screen-printed on the metal surface in a complete sheet form or as a patterned film by using a stencil patterned screen mesh. Processes for manufacturing high- and low-frequency circuits that include the interface material are also provided.
A thermally conductive material is provided as a mixture of a silicone, a ceramic powder, and a curing catalyst. The material may be pre-formed into a pad and each side of the film protected with removable release layers. Each side of the film may also include a coating of an adhesive material that aids in coupling the interface film with a surface. The material may alternatively be produced in a screen-printable paste. As such, a layer of the paste may be screen-printed on a surface as complete sheet form or as a patterned film by using a stencil patterned screen mesh. The interface material is sandwiched between a printed circuit board and a heat sink to form the circuit board assembly. In a multi-step press process, the assembly is cured and a laminate formed. The assembly process may also include a priming function that prepares metal surfaces of the circuit board and heat sink for receiving the interface material.
Sundaram Nand Kumar - Schaumburg IL, US Gary Sites - Rancho Cucamonga CA, US Bhavik Patel - Bloomingdale IL, US
Assignee:
American Standard Circuits - Franklin Park IL
International Classification:
B32B 9/04 C08G 77/06
US Classification:
428447, 528 24
Abstract:
A thermally and electrically conductive material is provided as a mixture of a dimethylpolysiloxane, metal (or one metal coated with another metal) flakes and/or granules, a peroxide-based and/or a dimethyl hexane based catalyst, PTFE powder and a platinum based fire retardant. The thermally and electrically conductive material may be pre-formed into a film or pad and each side of the film protected with removable release layers. The thermally and electrically conductive material may alternatively be produced in a screen-printable paste. As such, a layer of the thermally and electrically conductive paste may be screen-printed on the metal surface in a complete sheet form or as a patterned film by using a stencil patterned screen mesh. Processes for manufacturing high- and low-frequency circuits that include the interface material are also provided.