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When selecting a film, consider the required thermal conductivity, thickness, and size, ensuring it covers the heat source efficiently. For enhanced strength, options reinforced with fiberglass or polyimide film are available.
Excessive temperature is unacceptable to both humans and machines. The human body will express discomfort through various stress reactions in a high-temperature environment. Unlike humans, machines and equipment can express physical discomfort, and their reactions are often simple. , crashes or the main board is burned, so the temperature needs to be lowered in time when the temperature is too high.