Heatsinks Cool Where Extrusions Can’t

March 18, 2002
Targeting RF amplifiers and laser diodes, the Therma-Base of vapor chamber heatsinks are plate-shaped heat pipes used as the base of a heatsink to minimize spreading resistance at the heat source. Custom-designed for the application, a single...

Targeting RF amplifiers and laser diodes, the Therma-Base of vapor chamber heatsinks are plate-shaped heat pipes used as the base of a heatsink to minimize spreading resistance at the heat source. Custom-designed for the application, a single heatsink can cool multiple components with varying heat fluxes. Typical heat loads range from 50 to 500 W with heat fluxes up to and above 90 W/cm2.

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Thermacore International Inc.
(717) 569-6551; www.thermacore.com.

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