Category: Industrial Knowledge

In recent years, the demand for power efficiency and miniaturization has become increasingly strong in consumer electronics, electric vehicles, and high-frequency communication equipment. While traditional silicon (Si) materials are mature and stable, they are gradually encountering performance limits.

Silicone rubber, with its ability to stretch at -60°C and maintain stability at 250°C, is known as the "all-purpose adhesive for manufacturing." It is used in various industries, including automotive, electronics, and medical.

In modern industry, temperature is not merely an environmental indicator, but a core factor in process stability and quality control. For example, in the manufacturing and testing of AI chips, the precision of temperature control directly affects the stability of chip operation.

High-Temperature Industrial Heat Pumps (HTHP) utilize two-stage compression and next-generation HFO/HCFO refrigerants to "upgrade" the previously emitted waste heat of 50–90°C to a usable temperature of 120–165°C in the manufacturing process.

Molybdenum is an indispensable metallic material in high-temperature industrial and semiconductor manufacturing processes. It possesses a high melting point, excellent thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance, and is widely used in vacuum furnaces, etching machines, and aerospace thermal protection.

PLCs have always been the core of industrial automation, but in an era of rapid rise of AI controllers, Python controls, and No-Code platforms, can PLCs still maintain their dominant position? This article examines this from a technical perspective.