Federal grant · project grant (b)
In This Sbir Project We Will Develop a Passive Thermal Management System for Microelectronics That Are Integrated Into Space Suits Gloves and Other Soft Goods. the System Will Be Composed of a Thermally Conductive Rubber That Is Molded Around the Heat-producing Components. in Order to Enable Mechanical Deformation the Microelectronic Components Will Be Wired Together With Soft and Stretchable Circuitry. in General the Circuit Wiring Can Be Any Soft Conductor That Maintains Low Electrical Resistivity When Stretched. for the Purposes of This Project We Will Use Wiring Composed of a Non-toxic Biocompatible Eutectic Alloy of Gallium and Indium.
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