A group led by Seth Aubin, assistant professor of physics at William & Mary, is putting finishing touches on an apparatus that will chill atoms to near absolute zero. At these low temperatures, the quantum nature of atoms takes over and they begin to follow a different set of physical laws. Atoms normally move about according to classical Newtonian physics; however, under … [Read more...]
Company Expands Line of Passive Thermal Management Devices
International Manufacturing Services, Inc. (IMS) has expanded its line of Therma-Bridge™ thermal transfer devices by adding several new sizes. The Therma-Bridge™ is an electrically isolated, surface mountable chip device used to thermally conductive heat away from power component such as FETs, LEDs, pin and laser diodes. Learn more from IMS. … [Read more...]
Research Reveals Rankings of New HVAC Technologies
In a report titled “Uncovering Attractive Innovations in HVAC Amidst Evolutionary Growth,” Lux Research surveys the field of incumbent and emerging HVAC technologies, reviews the geographical, regulatory and economic factors influencing adoption and assesses which systems and components are best positioned for future growth. There’s demand for component technologies that … [Read more...]
Cold Plates for Demanding Military Cooling Applications
Thermacore introduces a new line of cold plates that meet the most recent VME64x/VPX standards and supports commercial off-the-shelf packaging formats. With the thermal performance and flexibility these cold plates offer, military embedded system designers can reduce system size, weight, and power with improved cooling, permitting better mobility and extended mission … [Read more...]
Reasons to Use Two-Phase Refrigerant Cooling
Water-cooling at the rack appears to be the new short-term technological solution for server cooling in datacenters, with its advantages over traditional cold aisle/hot aisle air-cooling being clear, as can be seen in [1]. Bringing chilled water to the rack and then cooling the air inside the rack aids with the transport of energy across the datacenter, making the necessity for … [Read more...]
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