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We have used a syringe and normal red RTV to deposit a barrier around the bottom

We have used a syringe and normal red RTV to deposit a barrier around the bottom Of TMP006 and TMP007 to keep this area clear, of not only flux but any compound that w ill thermally short the sensor. Only one side shown in these pictures but would need

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We have used a syringe and normal red RTV to deposit a barrier around the bottom

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  1. We have used a syringe and normal red RTV to deposit a barrier around the bottom Of TMP006 and TMP007 to keep this area clear, of not only flux but any compound that will thermally short the sensor. Only one side shown in these pictures but would need The bead all the way around. Then you could coat the device with conformal coat but Would need to keep the top side of the die open. I’m sure the Conformal coats out there are not IR transparent .

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