Electronics Cooling’s previous coverage of thermoregulation fabrics is further augmented by a very encouraging trend seen at the recent Wearables USA Conference held last week in Silicon Valley, CA. More than half a dozen companies showcased product design platforms that enable OEMs (original equipment manufacturers), ODMs (original device manufacturers), and makers alike to … [Read more...]
Cooling Technology Enables Fashion-Tech Wearable Products
In one of our previous blogs on Electronics Cooling of Humans, we highlighted some of the on-going research projects at various universities in the US sponsored by ARPA-E. These projects are expected to achieve a step-change in the cooling technology of wearable fabrics and the costs of manufacturing them. It is worth noting that prior to the effort sponsored by ARPA-E, thermal … [Read more...]
Patent Application Review: Integrated Heat Sink and EMI Shield Assembly (US 20160227673)
Editor’s Forward: The ITEM Media team has launched our brand new Electronics Cooling website today! Take a look around – the new layout is responsive with easier navigation and encourages user interaction, with many new features still to come! We are very interested in your feedback, so please use the form below this week’s blog post to log in and post your … [Read more...]
Book Review: Thermal Design and Thermal Behaviour of Radio Telescopes and their Enclosures (2010)
by MP Divakar, PhD, Stack Design Automation Technical Editor, Electronics Cooling Complementing Electronics Cooling’ article on Cooling the DARPA Space Surveillance Telescope, we are pleased to bring you a book review on the Thermal Design and Thermal Behaviour of Radio Telescopes and their Enclosures. As you may have read from the article on DARPA’s SST, electronics … [Read more...]
Cooling the DARPA Space Surveillance Telescope (SST)
by MP Divakar, PhD, Stack Design Automation Technical Editor, Electronics Cooling With many nations joining the race of sending satellites out to space, the number of orbiting space debris is increasing year after year. This NASA portal estimates the number of space junk as over 500,000 orbiting earth at speeds of 17,500mph or higher. Most of the half-million plus objects … [Read more...]
