The automotive sector is a major consumer of material technologies, and nanotechnologies promise to improve the performance of existing technologies significantly. Applications range from already existing – paint quality and fuel cells – to the futuristic – energy-harvesting bodywork and shape-shifting skin. Among the many efforts and applications involving nanotechnologies in the automotive industry are climate-controlled car seats based on thermoelectric — materials that convert electricity directly into heating or cooling.
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Electronics Cooling magazine has been providing a technical data column since 1997 with the intent of providing you, the readers, with pertinent material properties for use in thermal analyses. We have largely covered the most common materials and their associated thermal properties used in electronics packaging.





