There’s more misinformation floating around about cooling fans than any other part of a cooling system. Where one gearhead swears electric fans are the only modern answer, there’s another who’s ...

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, have found that graphene-based heat pipes can help solve the problems of cooling electronics and power systems used in avionics, data centers ...

Finding appropriate methods of cooling electronics allows engineers, designers and other professionals to prioritize sustainability by finding solutions that will make the products last longer and ...

Struggling with overheating PCBs, airflow bottlenecks, or long thermal simulation runtimes? As power densities rise and form factors shrink, electronics cooling is no longer a late-stage check — it’s ...

Heat is the inevitable byproduct of electronic devices. It is also the most common cause of electronics failure. As such, electronics need to be cooled and fans are the most popular way to cool them.

Modern electronic devices exhibit ever-increasing power densities, driving a critical need for efficient thermal management. Techniques range from passive conduction and convection through metallic ...

Benefits derived from numerical simulation Evaluating and validating the performance of an LED via simulation and cooling strategies. How to perform CHT simulation. The global electronics industry ...

A layer of graphene can reduce the working temperature in hotspots inside a processor by up to 25 percent – which can significantly extend the working life of computers and other electronics. An ...

Electronic devices generate heat, and that heat must be dissipated. The high temperatures can compromise device function or even damage the devices and surroundings if it isn't. Now, a team has ...

A new thermoelectric device developed by scientists at Penn State University shows great promise in providing cooling solutions for next-generation electronics. With smaller and more powerful ...