Phononics

Phononics Overview

Phononics develops thermal management technology for electronics by utilizing the thermal conductivity properties of diamond. The company aims to enhance heat dissipation in various electronic systems, with applications in sectors such as electric vehicles, communication technologies, and renewable energy systems. The approach involves integrating diamond layers into electronic devices to mitigate overheating problems commonly faced in high-density power applications. Diamond is selected for its effective heat conduction properties compared to traditional materials, which is critical for improving thermal management. Phononics' technology is designed to support the consistent and efficient performance of electronic systems, ensuring they operate within optimal temperature ranges. This technology is versatile, catering to a wide range of industries that require reliable thermal management solutions.

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Jun 10, 2023 · www.tech12.co.il

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Out of the Garage: Northern Phononix has developed a solution based on synthetic diamonds - and is supposed to solve the heating of electronic devices, such as servers, mobile phones and computers. | Tech12

Israeli company Phononics has developed a solution to a long-standing problem in the chip industry: overheating. The company uses synthetic diamonds, which are excellent heat conductors, to dissipate heat from electronic devices such as servers, mobile phones, and computers. This solution can reduce the temperature of a device by 20 degrees, potentially saving energy and improving performance. Phononics was founded in 2018 and has raised approximately $8 million in funding. The company is currently in discussions with twenty international and local companies interested in testing their technology.

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Employees: 11-50

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HaTa'asiya St 51, Nesher, Israel

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