Signal has announced the introduction of its SHFWT Series Helical Wound Flat Wire Toroidal Inductors, broadening the Signal portfolio with a high-performance solution for demanding electronic designs. The SHFWT Series strengthens Signal’s lineup of chokes, coils, and inductors, responding to increasing demand for efficient, low-loss, high-frequency power components. The low … [Read more...]
Sheetak Solves Micro-Scale Hotspots with New µCENTUM™ Thermoelectric Coolers
High-power cooling in a sub-1.6mm profile provides critical thermal stability for high-density electronics. AUSTIN, TX - To solve the growing challenge of localized hotspots in high-density electronics, Sheetak Inc. has launched its µCENTUM™ series of micro-thermoelectric coolers (TECs). These compact solid-state devices deliver powerful, component-level cooling to uphold … [Read more...]
Engineering Leak-Free Performance for Mission-Critical Electronics
Chips are getting hotter, and liquid cooling is moving from niche to necessary. That transition changes what “good” looks like for fluid connections. Quick disconnect couplings have long lived in industrial settings, where design tolerances, qualification habits, and manufacturing controls matched those use cases. Data center liquid cooling—along with aerospace/defense and … [Read more...]
Sheetak Strengthens U.S. Thermoelectric Manufacturing with Custom Solutions and Rapid Prototyping
Custom thermoelectric devices, faster prototypes, and reliable U.S. manufacturing for critical industries. Sheetak Inc., a U.S.-based leader in advanced thermoelectrics, is redefining solid-state cooling and energy management with fully customizable devices and rapid prototyping through its expanded U.S. manufacturing capabilities. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Sheetak … [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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