Munich, February 13, 2019 — SimScale is announcing a free webinar on 19th of February to teach engineers how to ensure efficient cooling, test multiple design versions and prevent thermal damage in electronics design. CFD simulation of a water-cooled electronic device (Source: SimScale) In the electronics industry, neglecting to effectively cool a component within a … [Read more...]
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Electronics Cooling magazine has been providing a technical data column since 1997 with the intent of providing you, the readers, with pertinent material properties for use in thermal analyses. We have largely covered the most common materials and their associated thermal properties used in electronics packaging.
Thermoelectric Assemblies Optimize Thermal Performance in any Outdoor Environment
Laird Thermal Systems has introduced a series of thermoelectric assemblies (TEAs) designed for use in outdoor environments. The Outdoor Cooler Series are compact (cooling objects via convection) air-to-air TEAs said to provide a lower total cost of ownership by maintaining the appropriate temperature range using minimal energy due to its high coefficient of performance … [Read more...]
ACT Acquires Parker Hannifin’s Precision Cooling Business
Advanced Cooling Technologies, Inc. (“ACT”), a premier thermal management solutions company, announced today that it has completed the acquisition of Parker Hannifin Corporation’s Precision Cooling Business (“PCB”), a leading supplier of Pumped Two Phase Cooling products for power electronics applications. “Pumped Two Phase Cooling is a growing technology area for ACT,” said … [Read more...]
Heat Exchangers Cool Electrical Enclosures, Keep Dust Out
Industrial air conditioner units are typically the solution for cooling sealed enclosures. What designers sometimes fail to consider, however, is that a cooler ambient environment could be used to help cool warmer electrical enclosure, particularly when there is a temperature difference between the internal target temperature and the surrounding temperature of ∆T≥10°C. … [Read more...]
The Liquid Cooling Fluid Connector of the Future
Sponsored by CPC Introducing the liquid cooling fluid connector of the future: the PLQ2. This revolutionary new connector is made from a high performance thermoplastic that offers a host of benefits including: freedom from corrosion, compatibility with engineered cooling fluids and drip-free disconnects. Once you see what the future looks like, you’ll never turn … [Read more...]
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