Researchers at Lehigh and Johns Hopkins Universities have achieved the best ratio to date between opposing types of light-scattering phenomena that occur in semiconducting materials. Yujie Ding, professor of electrical and computer engineering at Lehigh University, suggests that the discovery could lead to smaller, lighter and cheaper communication devices with faster switching … [Read more...]
LED Liquid Silicone Cooling Technology Receives New Name
Full service verbal design agency Zenmark recently assisted SWITCH Lighting with the development of a name for their new LED cooling technology. Newly-named LQD Cooling System, SWITCH Lighting’s patented LED cooling technology utilizes a coolant made of liquid silicone and a highly efficient piston that deals with internal pressure. The two components work in sync to cool the … [Read more...]
New Data Storage Solution Debuts at DEMO Fall 2012 Conference
Evtron, a St. Louis-based startup, officially launched Evtron CELL, a high-density server storage platform fitting 120 hard disk drives (HDDs) at the DEMO Fall 2012 conference. According to Evtron Founder Andrew Mayhall, the company has developed a technology that will solve one of the most complex problems facing companies today: storing the increasing amount of data available … [Read more...]
Company Awarded Patents for Thermal Management in Semiconductor Applications
Sp3 Diamond Technologies, Inc., a developer of CVD hot filament diamond deposition reactors and diamond-based solutions for electronics thermal management, has been awarded two patents by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for its DiaMatch™ coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) matched heat spreader technology. DiaMatch™ is a diamond-based multilayered structure … [Read more...]
Growing Use of Tablets May Foreshadow Change in Heat Sink Industry
In the earliest days of personal computing, excess heat wasn’t a problem; any heat that was generated by the computer dissipated safely into the surrounding air. Even in the 1980s, a single fan was all that was needed to ventilate the entire inside case of the computer. However, as faster computer processors continued to develop, fans were no longer enough to maintain an ideal … [Read more...]
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