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Fischer Elektronik
Fischer is well known in Europe for developing innovative thermal management products for industrial applications and LED lighting. Established in Germany in 1969, Fischer Elektronik is a leading manufacturer of extruded and finger-shaped heat sinks, heat sinks for LEDs, IGBTs, BGAs, PGAs, CPUs, solid-state relays, and many common-package semiconductor devices. Fischer also offers many thermal interface materials, such as thermally conductive foils, films, pads and adhesives.
For more than 40 years Fischer Elektronik is producing mechanical electronic components such as heatsinks, cases and connectors. Fischer’s product range contains devices and complete cooling systems for dissipating semi-conductors as well as heatsinks.
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Heat Sinks: Fischer Elektronik produces a wide range of heat sinks designed to dissipate heat generated by electronic components, such as semiconductors, power devices, and LEDs. These heat sinks come in various shapes, sizes, and materials to suit different cooling requirements.
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Thermally conductive material: Thermal interface materials (TIMs) are substances or compounds used to improve the thermal coupling or thermal conductivity between two surfaces, typically in electronic and mechanical systems. Their primary purpose is to enhance heat transfer by filling gaps, air voids, and imperfections between two mating surfaces, such as a heat source (e.g., a microprocessor) and a heat sink.
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Connectors: The company manufactures connectors for a variety of applications, including board-to-board connectors, wire-to-board connectors, and cable connectors. These connectors play a crucial role in creating reliable electrical connections within electronic systems.
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Enclosures and Cases: Fischer Elektronik offers enclosures and cases designed to protect electronic components and circuits from environmental factors such as dust, moisture, and electromagnetic interference. These enclosures are available in different form factors and materials.
Heatsinks
Thermally conductive material
Cases
Connectors
