FASTR – SSTR Mode – Thermal Conductivity Database

*Disclaimer: Because each material is process-dependent, properties will likely vary from these numbers. We recommend that you test to validate your assumptions.

SampleSSTR – value in W/m.kUncertainty (W/m.k)PublicationLiteratureUncertaintyMeasurement technique 7 notesNotes
PCBM0.050.01Physical Review Materials 4, 065404, 20200.050.02TDTR, PPMSUncertainty based on spread in data from multiple prior papers: Physical Review Materials, 4:065404, 2020, Physical Review Letters, 110:015902, 2013, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 18:1185–1190, 2015, Physical Review B, 88:075310, 2013
a-SiO21.070.09Review of Scientific Instruments, 90, 024905 (2019)1.060.03Transient hot wireInt. J. Thermophysics 26, 1595 (2005)
z-cut Quartz8.630.36Review of Scientific Instruments, 90, 024905 (2019)8.6
TDTR
Rev. Sci. Instrum. 85, 104903 (2014)
Sapphire351.4Review of Scientific Instruments, 90, 024905 (2019)34
TDTR
Appl. Phys. Lett. 107, 203112 (2015)
Silicon1367Review of Scientific Instruments, 90, 024905 (2019)133
TDTR
Appl. Phys. Lett. 107, 203112 (2015)
GaN19427Review of Scientific Instruments, 92, 064906 (2021)195Scanning thermal microscopeJ. Appl. Phys. 88, 3295 (2000)
AlN30030ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 12, 29443 (2020)32142
TDTR
Phys. Rev. Mat. 4, 044602 (2020)
4H-SiC33528Review of Scientific Instruments, 90, 024905 (2019)364TDTRMaterials Today Physics 3, 70 (2017)
Diamond2010460Review of Scientific Instruments, 90, 024905 (2019)1900500TDTRApplied Physics Letters 111, 151902 (2017)

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