This highly conformable and thermally conductive compound is a high performance, one component, dispensable silicone-free compound. It has been developed through a Eurostars funded program—SIGNIFICANT, with three partners—European Thermodynamics, Dycotec Materials, and Abalonyx. This one-component material can be easily dispensed to fill in variant gaps between … [Read more...]
SANYO DENKI Develops 40 × 40 × 28 mm High Static Pressure Fan Achieves the Highest Static Pressure in the Industry
SANYO DENKI has developed and launched the San Ace 40 9HVA type 40 × 40 × 28 mm High Static Pressure Fan that features the highest static pressure in the industry.(1) This fan is suitable for cooling 1U servers, switching power supplies, and communications equipment. It also comes with the PWM control function to control the fan speed. Features 1. High Static Pressure … [Read more...]
The Future of Data Center Cooling: Passive Two-Phase Cooling
Introduction The world is becoming more digitalized than ever before. The workload of data centers has tripled since 2015 [1]. Despite huge progress in thermal management, traditional air-based cooling technology still represents a critical factor that significantly impacts data center operating costs and the environment. Depending on the size and operating conditions of a … [Read more...]
Thermal Management of Chip-on-Board LED Systems and Their Aging Response to Cyclic Power
By: Lisa Mitterhuber, Julien Magnien, Elke Kraker Introduction Twenty years ago, a lamp had exactly one purpose—to illuminate the room. A typical incandescent lamp lasted a year and failure was caused by a filament or/and a glass breakage [1]. Nowadays typical lighting is based on LED technology, which is considered as durable. Due to the fact that many materials are … [Read more...]
What Does the Future of Wireless Charging Technology Look Like?
By: Hrishikesh Kadam, Research Content Developer at Global Market Insights (GMI) The world is rapidly going wireless. Within a span of a few decades, phones and internet became wireless, and now charging has become wireless. Even though wireless charging is still pretty much in its early stages, the technology is anticipated to evolve dramatically over the next few … [Read more...]
