February, 2013
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Thermacore: Breakthrough Thermal Technology Designs
Lancaster, PA — Thermacore, Inc. is offering a new generation of compact, custom-built, high-performance air- cooled heat sinks, the result of a mul- timillion-dollar development contract from the DARPA, which ended on September 30, 2012. The new heat sink products re-
flect advances in the development and commercialization of active heat sink technologies, achieved as part of the DARPA Micro-technologies for Air-Cooled Exchangers (MACE) pro- gram. After the results of the compa- ny’s initial MACE demonstration step exceeded DARPA expectations in early 2011, the company proceeded to develop four varieties of passive heat sink products, all representing
Colored Split Loom from NTE
improved airside heat transfer per- formance over existing state-of-the- art heat sinks. The design integrates Therma-Base Vapor Chamber tech- nology within a 3-dimensional ther- mal solution, with vapor flow spread- ing heat both laterally in the base and into planar appendage heat pipe blades. High-density fins are at- tached to the planar blades for en- hanced thermal performance. The MACE-developed heat sinks will be available for insertion
into four chassis cooling formats, 3U through 6U, and will reportedly pro- vide excellent thermal uniformity and low thermal resistance. These compact, high-perform-
ance air-cooled heat sink products will handle heat loads from 250 Watts to 2,000 Watts, depending on model. Although the design and lay- out of the heat sinks is novel, their construction involves standard mate- rials such as copper (wall and wick) and aluminum (fins); the working
fluid can be water or methanol. Typical thermal applications
for the new product line include cool- ing avionics in manned and un- manned aircraft, vetronics in ground vehicles, military radars, medical electronics and computer server mi-
croprocessors. Contact: Thermacore, Inc.,
780 Eden Rd., Lancaster, PA 17601 % 717-569-6551 fax: 717-569-8424
E-mail:
info@thermacore.com Web:
www.thermacore.com
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Bloomfield, NJ — NTE Electronics has added new colored split loom to its Cable/Wire-Ties/Bundle Manage- ment product line. Designed to hold, protect, and conceal cables, harness- es, hoses and wires, the colored split loom is suitable for organizing cables and managing cords into color-coded bundles that help keep electronic equipment in order and help prevent tangling, snagging, and equipment failure.
The split loom is quick and easy
to install, with the slit automatically closing after installation. Made of a durable yet flexible polyethylene con-
Color-coded split looms organize cables.
struction, this product can also add a sleek, finished appearance while of- fering protection from abrasions, punctures, vibration, and corrosive fluids.
It is offered in a variety of colors
and sizes. The colors are orange, green, red, and yellow. Diameters available are: 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4 and 1-in. (6.35, 9.525, 14.605, 19.05, and 25.4mm). The product isd avail- able in 3 lengths: 5, 10, and 100 feet (1.5, 3.05, and 30.5m). It is suitable for use in many in-
dustries, including automotive, com- puter/electronics, farm/agricultural, marine, recreation vehicles, telecom- munications, and construction. Col- ored split loom helps to accommodate applications where absolutely correct
bundle identification is critical. Contact: NTE Electronics, Inc.,
245 Main Street, Suite 202, Chester, NJ 07930 % 800-631-1250 or 973-748-5089 Web:
www.nteinc.com
See us at Electronics West/MDM Booth 4429
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