Cooling units are necessary for hot enclosures, but selecting the proper temperature set point for yours can mean the difference between failure and enhanced performance Electrical enclosures serve to protect electrical devices from adverse environmental influences, such as dirt, other particulates, moisture, or chemicals that could damage components. What is more, by … [Read more...]
Thermoelectric Cooling Offers Precise Temperature Control for Incubators
The SuperCool Series offers an air-to-air assembly air conditioner, a direct-to-air heat pump, and a liquid-to-air liquid cooler. Incubators are used for cell and tissue cultivation in hospital and laboratory settings. Accurate and precise control of temperature is important for cell growth, as excursions above or below the optimum mammalian body temperature of 37°C, by as … [Read more...]
Thermal Jumper Chip Gets Heat Out of Hot Spots
TT Electronics has introduced its TJC series of thermal jumper chips, enabling circuit designers to manage temperature increases in compact power electronic assemblies. These parts provide a thermally conductive pathway with electrical isolation for management of PCB hotspot areas. Aluminum nitride, which has nearly five times the thermal conductivity of alumina, is employed … [Read more...]
Thermal Management of Outdoor Enclosures, Part 5A: Passive PCM Cooling Systems
In Part 1 (Thermal Management of Outdoor Enclosures), key aspects for successful design and development of thermal management systems were covered briefly, among these, cooling device selections and its impact on power, battery back-up and maintenance has therefore become of paramount importance for telecommunications enclosures. These are: Full active systems, like air … [Read more...]
Comparison of HPC/Telecom Data Center Cooling Methods by Operating and Capital Expense
INTRODUCTION Current high-performance computing (HPC) and Telecom trends have shown that the number of transistors per chip has continued to grow in recent years, and data center cabinets have already surpassed 30 kW per cabinet (or 40.4 kW/m2) [1]. It is not an unreasonable assumption to expect that, in accordance with Moore's Law [2], power could double within the next few … [Read more...]
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