Scott Johnson, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems Brendon Holt, Raytheon Missile Systems Evolving trends within the aerospace industry are creating a new set of challenges that directly influence thermal management choices and planning that should be addressed in the early phases of the product development process. Within the functional side of the aerospace industry, … [Read more...]
Thermal Packaging – From Problem Solver to Performance Multiplier
The increased integration density of electronic components and subsystems, including the nascent commercialization of 3D chip stack technology, has exacerbated the thermal management challenges facing electronic system developers. The sequential conductive and interfacial thermal resistances associated with the prevailing “remote cooling” paradigm in which heat must diffuse … [Read more...]
Thermal Facts & Fairy Tales: How Useful Are Heat Sink Correlations for Design Purposes?
Clemens J.M. Lasance Guest Editor, Philips Research Emeritus, Consultant at SomelikeitCool I assume everybody agrees with the fact that it is pointless to devote precious space in this magazine to highlight again all problems related to thermal management of electronic products and systems, so let’s start right away. An important way of reducing the temperature in an optimal … [Read more...]
Happy 25th Birthday FloTHERM !
Late in 1988 two key employees of CHAM (Concentration Heat And Momentum Ltd.), the first commercial CFD vendor and at the time market leader, left to set up a new type of CFD company. Recognising the opportunity to package CFD in focussed, highly automated and application specific products, David Tatchell and Harvey Rosten started to develop what would become FloTHERM. A CFD … [Read more...]
Editorial – Getting Back to Basics
As a young engineer in the 1990s, I considered Electronics Cooling magazine as one of the first ports of call as a reference source when venturing into a new area of electronics thermal design. When I was invited to join Electronics Cooling’s editorial team, I re-read the first editorial by Kaveh Azar [1]. He outlined the need at that time (1995) for a publication vehicle that … [Read more...]
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