Water cooling gear manufacturer EK Water Blocks has released EK-FCTK20, a high performance full-cover water block that is reportedly the world’s first water cooling solution for the NVIDIA Tesla K20 series professional computing card. According to the company, the new water block “cools the GPU, RAM and VRM (voltage regulation module) as water flows directly over these … [Read more...]
Environmentally-Friendly Cooling System Achieves Industry’s Highest Efficiency in Compressor Mode
A new high efficiency DX precision cooling system released by Emerson Network Power has been installed in data center service company BLACKIRON Data’s new Tier III, LEED-certified data center near Toronto, Canada. According to Ron Ethier, vice president of data centers and operations at BLACKIRON Data, the Liebert DSE cooling system was chosen because the system makes use of … [Read more...]
High Speed Vaneaxial Fan for Avionics, Semiconductor, Environmental Control and Heat Exchanger Applications
AMETEK Rotron, a developer of brushless DC motors, blowers and pumps for aerospace, military, medical and computer applications, has released a new vaneaxial fan for high performance cooling applications, including military and general aviation avionics, semiconductor processing, environmental control systems, heat exchangers and portable buildings. According to AMETEK Rotron, … [Read more...]
Scientists Answer Mystery Regarding How Bi2Te3 and GaAs Are Combined, Opening Door for More Efficient Cooling Technologies
While researchers have long known that thin films of bismuth telluride (Bi2Te3)—which converts heat into electricity or electricity into cooling—can be combined on top of a gallium arsenide (GaAs) foundation to create cooling devices for electronics, a team from North Carolina State University (NCSU) and RTI International have answered the question as to how they are combined … [Read more...]
Nanocrystal Arrays May Provide Energy Efficient, Low Cost Replacement for Single-Crystal Semiconductors
A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Chicago are in the process of exploring how heat is transported in organic-inorganic hybrid materials by examining thermally-related behavior of nanocrystal arrays, in an effort to identify whether they could be an effective, low-cost replacement for single-crystal semiconductors in solar cells, … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 168
- 169
- 170
- 171
- 172
- …
- 356
- Next Page »
