Joshua Tompkins Data-verified
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Joshua Tompkins' research focuses on the thermal management and reliability of power electronic systems. His work investigates degradation mechanisms of thermal interface materials (TIMs) under highly accelerated life testing (HALT). Tompkins has also explored methods for enhancing the reliability of power electronics through temperature balancing techniques, such as airflow inversion cooling.
His scholarly output includes publications on TIM degradation and temperature balancing for reliability. Tompkins has a bibliometric profile with an h-index of 2, having authored 6 publications with a total of 12 citations. He has collaborated with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Haitao Liao, David Huitink, Alicia Medina Garcia, and Mohammad Hazzaz Mahmud, with whom he shares co-authored publications.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 12
Selected Publications
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Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling (2026)
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Module-Level Thermal Interface Material Degradation in HALT (2022)
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Module-Level TIM Degradation in HALT (2021)
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- Module-Level Thermal Interface Material Degradation in HALT
- Module-Level TIM Degradation in HALT
- Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling
- Module-Level Thermal Interface Material Degradation in HALT
- Module-Level Thermal Interface Material Degradation in HALT
- Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling
- Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling
- Temperature Balancing for Reliability Enhancement of Power Electronics via Airflow Inversion Cooling
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