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Last updated January 31, 2026
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Silver-copper sinter alloy composition: HenkelRecent Research Landscape

High material costs and thermal mismatch in pure silver bonding lead to joint fatigue and reduced reliability. Incorporating specific copper alloys into the sintering matrix controls the mechanical modulus and reduces manufacturing expense while maintaining high thermal conductivity.

What technical problems is Henkel addressing in Silver-copper sinter alloy composition?

Conductive trace mechanical fracture

(20)evidences

Standard conductive materials exhibit insufficient sensitivity or stability when monitoring temperature changes. Improving response accuracy ensures critical component protection in high-heat environments.

Premature adhesive curing instability

(4)evidences

Mechanical failure and delamination at the contact points between conductive adhesives and substrates. Improving adhesion prevents electrical discontinuity and structural degradation in photovoltaic assemblies.

Low frequency electromagnetic interference

(1)evidences

Unwanted electromagnetic noise disrupts electronic device functionality and signal integrity. Mitigating this interference prevents hardware malfunction and ensures reliable high-frequency performance.