GB/T 7423.1-1987

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Heat sink of semiconductor devices--Generic specification

半导体器件散热器 通用技术条件

Standard Type
GBT
ICS
31.240
CCS
L32
Status
Active
Issue Date
1987-03-16
Implementation
1987-11-01
Centralized Committee
工业和信息化部（电子）
Issuing Authority
国家标准局

Application Summary AI generated

This standard specifies the general technical requirements, test methods, and acceptance rules for heat sinks used with semiconductor devices. It is applied in the design, manufacturing, and quality inspection of heat sinks for power transistors, diodes, and other electronic components to ensure adequate thermal management. The standard is relevant across electronics industries, including consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and power supply systems.

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