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세계의 6G 통신 인프라 및 클라이언트 디바이스용 열 재료 : 사업 기회, 시장, 기술(2026-2046년)
6G Communications Thermal Materials for Infrastructure and Client Devices: Opportunities, Markets, Technology 2026-2046
상품코드 : 1794014
리서치사 : Zhar Research
발행일 : 2025년 08월
페이지 정보 : 영문 533 Pages
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한글목차

요약

차세대 무선 통신이 나타날 때마다 증가하는 열 관리 문제에 대해 어떻게 해결해야 할까요? 열을 발생시키는 인프라가 점점 늘어나고 클라이언트 장치가 더욱 컴팩트 해지고 열 관리를 위한 공간이 점점 작아지고 있습니다.

6G 이후에도 상세한 분석이 필요하며 최신 연구가 우선

Zhar Research의 CEO 인 Peter Harrop 박사는 엄청난 수의 소형 클라이언트 장치("사물이 협조하는 시스템"등)의 열 과제에 대응하기 위해서는 현재의 통신 분야를 훨씬 넘은 모범 사례를 벤치마크해야한다고 지적합니다. 실제로 기지국은 다목적 고층 빌딩과 성층권 태양광 무인 항공기에 통합될 수 있으며, 클라이언트 장치는 웨어러블이나 임플란트 등으로 모습을 바꾸고 있습니다. 그렇게 되면 6G 특유의 열관리라는 사고방식은 점차 일반적이 아니게 됩니다. 이 보고서는 이러한 상황에서 새로운 열 재료 및 열 관리 원리에 큰 사업 기회가 있다고 결론 내렸습니다.

본 보고서에서는 6G 통신 시대의 인프라 및 클라이언트 디바이스용 열재료 시장을 상세하게 조사하고, 11장의 구성, 11의 SWOT 분석, 2026-2046년을 대상으로 한 32항목의 예측 라인, 33개의 새로운 인포그램으로 새로운 사업 기회, 기술 및 시장 전망을 정리했습니다.

목차

제1장 주요 요약 및 총론

제2장 소개

제3장 패시브 주간 방사 냉각(PDRC)

제4장 자기 적응형, 전환 가능, 조정 가능, 야누스형, 반스토크스형의 고체 냉각

제5장 상변화 냉각과 열냉각

제6장 실현 기술 : 메타물질 및 기타 첨단 포토닉 냉각 : 신소재와 신 디바이스

제7장 미래의 열전 냉각과 열전 발전 : 다른 고체 냉각의 사용자 및 전력 공급자로서

제8장 미래의 증발 냉각, 용융 냉각, 유동 냉각 : 히트 파이프, 6G 스마트폰용 열 하이드로겔, 기타 6G 클라이언트 디바이스, 6G 인프라용

제9장 열전도성 계면재료(TIM)와 6G전도냉각의 과제에 대응하는 기타 신흥재료

제10장 6G용 첨단 차열 단열재 및 이오노겔

제11장 열 메타물질 : 전체상

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Summary

How can we deal with the increasing problems of thermal management with every new generation of wireless communications? We get ever more infrastructure generating more heat and more compact client devices offering less space for thermal management. The new 533-page, commercially-oriented Zhar Research report, "6G Communications Thermal Materials for Infrastructure and Client Devices: Opportunities, Markets, Technology 2026-2046" has the answers and forecasts the large market, mainly for new cooling materials, that will emerge.

Incremental then disruptive

Dr. Peter Harrop, CEO of Zhar Research, puts it this way. "Initially, 6G will be an incremental improvement mainly using, and limited by, 5G frequencies and largely served by improved 5G thermal solutions. Ubiquity is a top priority for 6G. No more patchy coverage in cities from London to Tokyo and dead in the countryside and ocean. Much more self-powering, thermally managed, will avoid the considerable cost of running power to expanding terrestrial infrastructure and the impossibility of running power to burgeoning aerospace infrastructure for 6G. However, 6G Phase Two, around 2035, must be a whole new ball game to achieve real financial success with startlingly better performance and reach. That means disruptive new thermal solutions for everything from active, transparent, 360-degree reconfigurable intelligent surfaces to reinvented, "must have" personal electronics."

Detailed analysis required beyond 6G, with latest research prioritised

He points out that, to meet the thermal challenges, including in more compact client devices in huge numbers, such as things-collaborating-with-things, we must benchmark best practice far beyond telecommunications today. Indeed, as base stations sometimes vanish into multipurpose high-rise buildings and stratospheric solar drones and as client devices vanish into wearables, implants and more, thermal management uniquely for 6G will become less common. The report finds great opportunities for new thermal materials and principles in all this. Necessarily, the report is very detailed, involving 11 chapters, 11 SWOT appraisals, 32 forecast lines 2026-2046 and 33 new infograms. Vitally, it analyses the flood of new research advances through 2025 because out-of-date reports can be very misleading in this rapidly evolving subject. Indeed, the report is continuously updated so you only get the latest.

Quick read

The 48-page Executive Summary and Conclusions is sufficient for those with limited time. See the emerging needs, 19 primary conclusions, detailed 20-year roadmaps in 6 lines and those 32 forecasts with explanation, for example. The radically new cooling technologies such as Passive Daylight Radiative Cooling PDRC, five forms of caloric cooling and wide-area thermoelectrics are introduced together with combinations. See why solid-state cooling comes to the fore. A pie chart prioritises solid-state-cooling materials in number of latest research advances, revealing some issues with toxigens, for this report is unbiassed. Parameter comparisons and forecasts of their improvement are presented.

Tougher and more varied thermal needs arriving

Chapter 2. Introduction (40 pages) explains the changing view of what 6G seeks to achieve and when and the trend to smart thermal materials to assist. From graphics, quickly absorb the severe new microchip cooling requirements arriving, cooling 6G electronic components, smartphones and 6G base stations including cooling solar panels and cladding for 6G infrastructure, and thermal management of large batteries for 6G infrastructure. There are hype curves for the thermal materials by year ahead, and a table where twelve solid-state cooling operating principles are compared by 10 capabilities. See examples of advances in 2024-5. Indeed, every chapter examines latest advances.

New approaches to cooling arriving and eagerly sought

Cooling that does not need power will be as important as self-powered infrastructure in avoiding prohibitive costs for vast 6G infrastructure everywhere. Therefore Chapter 2 covers Passive Daytime Radiative Cooling (PDRC) ejecting heat from Earth through the near-infrared window. Understand 40 important advances in 2024-5 and how ten companies are commercialising PDRC. 103 pages are needed due to the wide relevance to 6G, from enhancing its thermoelectric energy harvesting to cooling base stations and buildings. Three SWOT appraisals respectively address passive radiative cooling in general, Janus effect for thermal management and anti-Stokes thermal management.

Ferroic cooling will become important

Chapter 5. Phase Change and Particularly Caloric Cooling shows how the conventional phase changes between gas, liquid and solid have limited relevance to 6G but ferroic phase change called caloric cooling could be very valuable. Learn which forms are most promising and what research achieved through 2025. The 77 pages present pie charts, SWOT appraisals and tables pulling it all together.

Thermoelectrics reinvented

Chapter 7, in 53 pages, covers future thermoelectric cooling such as wide area versions. Thermoelectric harvesting for 6G "Zero emission devices ZED" also appears. Its cold side is becoming a user of new forms of solid-state cooling and it can power active forms of solid-state cooling, all applicable to 6G Communications. There is even analysis of new research on multifunctional cooling and multi-mode cooling, both including thermoelectrics as a part because 6G thermal management must become much more sophisticated, such are the challenges it must address.

Evaporative, melting and flow cooling

Chapter 8. takes 38 pages to cover future evaporative, melting and flow cooling including heat pipes, new thermal hydrogels for 6G client devices and infrastructure. Infograms, commentary and comparisons make sense of it all. Chapter 9 then takes 57 pages to analyse Thermal Interface Materials TIM and other emerging materials for 6G conductive cooling challenges. Then Chapter 10 (30 pages) covers advanced heat shielding, thermal insulation and new ionogels for 6G and Chapter 11 (26 pages) gives the big picture of thermal metamaterials for benchmarking into 6G. All these chapters include much 2025 research.

Unique, essential reference

This Zhar Research report, "6G Communications Thermal Materials for Infrastructure and Client Devices: Opportunities, Markets, Technology 2026-2046" is your essential up-to-date and in-depth source as you participate in the lucrative new 6G thermal materials market that is emerging. Product and system integrators and operators will also value the report.

CAPTION: Dielectric and thermal materials for 6G value market % by location 2029-2046. Source Zhar Research report, "6G Communications Thermal Materials for Infrastructure and Client Devices: Opportunities, Markets, Technology 2026-2046".

Table of Contents

1. Executive summary and conclusions

2. Introduction

3. Passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC)

4. Self-adaptive, switchable, tuned, Janus and Anti-Stokes solid state cooling

5. Phase change and particularly caloric cooling

6. Enabling technology: Metamaterial and other advanced photonic cooling: emerging materials and devices

7. Future thermoelectric cooling and thermoelectric harvesting as a user of and power provider for other solid-state cooling

8. Future evaporative, melting and flow cooling including heat pipes, thermal hydrogels for 6G smartphones, other 6G client devices, 6G infrastructure

9. Thermal Interface Materials TIM, other emerging materials for 6G conductive cooling challenges

10. Advanced heat shielding, thermal insulation and ionogels for 6G

11. Thermal metamaterials - the big picture

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