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Although carbon nanotubes (CNTs) could theoretically achieve thermal conductivity (kCNT) as high as 100 W/m K, the nature of height non-uniformity could induce enormous thermal contact resistance at CNT array-heat sink interface (Rc), obscuring the quality of CNT arrays compared to commercial nano-thermal interface materials (nTIMs). Direct and experimental extraction of the effect of array height...