A technology website has offered a suggestion for those who seek to cool their laptops down as they heat up with gaming or video usage - without using a commercial cooling pad. Users can increase the airflow to the laptop's cooling fans by propping the laptop up on four plastic bottle caps. This allows more air flow to reach the fans, allowing the fans to work more efficiently … [Read more...]
Carbon Fiber Sheet Prototype Challenges Thermal Grease
Sony Chemical & Information Device Corp. displayed a prototype of a sheet whose thermal conductivity it claims is equivalent to that of thermal grease and has a longer life span. The sheet, known as EX20000C, uses a combination of silicon and carbon fibers to produce a thermal conductive layer that is between 0.3 and 2mm thick and has a thermal resistance rating of … [Read more...]
Thermoelectric “Heat Engine” Could Use Waste Heat to Cool Electronics
Researchers at Ohio State University studying a new magnetic effect that converts heat to electricity have discovered how to amplify it a thousand times over - a first step in making the technology more practical. The research team's ultimate goal is a low-cost and efficient solid-state engine that coverts heat to electricity. This research could enable electronic devices to … [Read more...]
Hardcore Computer Becomes LiquidCool
Hardcore Computer has changed its name to LiquidCool Solutions to better reflect the company’s new cooling technologies and corporate strategy. LiquidCool Solutions will discontinue manufacturing PCs, workstations and servers to focus on its liquid submersion technology for servers and high performance computers. Hardcore released the Liquid Blade server in 2010, which was the … [Read more...]
EE confesses he never earned degree in his own obituary
Val Patterson, 59, an electronic engineer from Salt Lake City, died of throat cancer July 10. He wrote his own obituary last fall, using the piece to confess to some actions he made in life: stealing a safe and not earning his Ph.D. The obituary was published in the Salt Lake Tribune. Patterson calls himself "a true scientist," and describes his upbringing and … [Read more...]
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