Executive Summary Thermal management is becoming a defining factor in system performance across advanced electronics. Demand is accelerating in AI and high-performance computing, data center infrastructure, electric vehicles, semiconductors, industrial systems, and other high-reliability applications, where increasing power density and extended operating cycles place sustained … [Read more...]
Save Your Seat for Thermal Live Spring 2026, May 19
Registration is open for Thermal Live Spring 2026 Join Electronics Cooling on May 19 for a day of technical sessions and product demos focused on real-world thermal challenges. Register Now Thermal Live Spring 2026 brings together hundreds of engineers and technology leaders to share practical insight into the latest advances in cooling, materials, and system … [Read more...]
Benefits of Boron Nitride Thermal Pads
Thermal interface materials (TIMs) must reduce interfacial thermal resistance while withstanding stresses such as vibration and humidity. Traditional TIMs cannot meet this requirement. Thermal paste, for example, performs well with micron-level surface matching and precise clamping, but is prone to contamination and increases the difficulty of automated assembly. Ordinary … [Read more...]
Introducing THERM-A-GAP GEL 120: Parker Chomerics’ Highest Performing Thermal Gap Filler Gel
As electronic applications become more sophisticated and higher performing, the need for thermal performance that can keep pace is increasing. Parker is excited to continue pushing the bar and helping their customers accelerate innovation with THERM-A-GAP GEL 120 which offers a game-changing thermal conductivity of 12.0 W/m-K. THERM-A-GAP GEL 120 is a one-component, … [Read more...]
Choosing the Proper Thermocouple Types for Greatest Accuracy
Most engineers involved with temperature measurement know there are several methods for measuring temperatures of fluids and solids. The oldest and most common method for measuring the temperature of a fluid such as air is the standard mercury-in-glass thermometer. However, this is not acceptable for measuring surface temperatures of solid objects. For surface temperature … [Read more...]
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