Thermal solutions provider JMC Products has released a new 36mm fixed vane fan for use in high density power supplies, 1U chassis and small high density enclosures. According to the company, the new fan produces “twice as much airflow against high static pressure as comparable 38mm and 40mm fans in the marketplace.” The 36mm fixed vane fan is capable of 21,000 rpm and features … [Read more...]
Researchers to Examine Heat Dissipation in Three-Dimensional Integrated Circuits
A team of UT Arlington researchers funded by the National Science Foundation has been formed to examine potential solutions for heat minimization and dissipation in three-dimensional integrated circuits. According to Ankur Jain, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at UT Arlington and a member of the research team, the limited amount of available space … [Read more...]
Wind Tunnel-Cooled Computer May Help Cure Cancer
Blogger Mike Schropp of “Total Geekdom” recently revealed the construction of his new wind tunnel-cooled computer. Designed for grid computing, Schropp’s new computer is part of the IBM’s World Community Grid, which combines a worldwide network of computers into a supercomputer that is working to identify cures for cancer and AIDS and find solutions to other areas of medical … [Read more...]
Cold Plate Manufacturer Unveils New Online Store
MicroCool, a division of thermal management products provider Wolverine Tube, Inc., has launched its redesigned website and new online store. “The launch of the new online store is an important milestone for MicroCool and expands our footprint in the liquid cooling of computer systems and high-performance power electronics,” Peter Beucher, director of MicroCool, said. “Now we … [Read more...]
Apple Explores Use of Mechanical Fans in Portable Devices
A patent filed recently by Apple revealed that the electronics company is exploring the use of mechanical fans in portable devices. Though current models of Apple’s iPhone and iPad utilize air cooling to maintain a certain internal temperature, the amount of heat generated by increasingly powerful CPUs may soon dictate the need for internal fans. The patent, titled “Cooling … [Read more...]
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