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Jaro Thermal's 'NEON-SINK' Is Super
Cool
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The synergistic marriage of fan to
'open fin' heat sink dissipates .275
watts / degrees C. Due to a
unique, synergistic marriage of fan
to 'open fin' heat sink, the Neon
series dissipates .275 watts /
degrees C. This results in an
exceptionally low thermal
resistance.

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JaroThermal's
THIN 'Ultra-High-Speed' Turbo Fans
 Provides
174 CFM of chilly-cold air in a
'conveniently thin' 25mm design!
The new 'pancake' fan utilizes
aerodynamic blades, which are
specifically designed and angled
to maximize static pressure. At
the same time, a slick
air-gliding frame adds
additional air flow - to create
this super-cooling fan.

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Key features include:
- Optimal cooling performance.
- Low vibration
- Low noise due to a unique blade
design
- Ultra-low power consumption
- Low-profile
- Thermal sensor or TAC output signal
available.
- Board Mountable
Please refer to
www.jarothermal.com for more
information about Jaro Thermal's cooling
technology.
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Aavids Stampings for LED
footprints up to 34 x 34mm
Features & Benefits
Lightweight
Variety of fin configurations
Low Cost
Requires minimal structural support
Use with natural or forced convection
airflow
Can support high volume production
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Aavids Pin
Fin for LED footprints up to 40 x
40mm
Features & Benefits
Fin array allows airflow in any
direction
Compact size
Available with pre-applied thermal
tape
Excellent forced convection cooling
Reduced space requirement
Simple assembly
Cost effective
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Aavids Extrusions for LED
footprints 40mm and above
Features & Benefits
Highly configurable
Low Thermal Resistance
Can incorporate structural and aesthetic
elements
Cools multiple devices
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Bond Adhesives & LEDs
Thermal Clad Substrates W/ Pre-Applied Thermal Interface
Thermal Clad Substrate Materials
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Light Emitting
Diodes (LEDs) have been around
for years, primarily concentrated
in such markets as cell phones, PDAs
and other consumer electronics. Today,
as technological advancements in LED
design and processes are continually
boosting light output to rival incandescent,
fluorescent, and even halogen light
sources, the need to protect the LEDs
against heat build-up is greater than
ever before.
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Bond-Plyฎ
Adhesive
Bond-Ply is a thermally conductive,
pressure sensitive adhesive tape,
available in either fiberglass reinforced
or unreinforced. With its ability
to have high bond strength, it can
eliminate the need for screws, clip
mounts or fasteners.
Good thermal performance
Immediately bonds to target surface
Eliminates need for mechanical
fasteners or screws
Alternative to heat-cure adhesives
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Liqui-Bondฎ
Adhesive
Liqui-Bond is a thermally conductive
liquid silicone adhesive that cures
to a solid bonding elastomer. Liqui-Bond
features excellent low and high-temperature
mechanical and chemical stability.
It can be supplied in either a tube
or mid-sized container form.
High thermal conductivity
Easy dispensing
Can achieve a very thin bond line
Heat cure
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Thermal Clad Substrate Materials
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Thermal Management At
Optek
OPTEK understands every aspect of
thermal management for your solid state
lighting. We have the tools and expertise
in-house to design the right thermal
management system to ensure your solid
state lighting performs at optimum levels
for years to come.
Junction temperature directly affects
the performance, reliability and life of
LEDs in the following ways:
- Reduced output power
- Reduced forward voltage
- Shifted dominant wavelength
- Shifted color temperature
- Reduced MTTF and accelerated
degradation
The junction temperature depends on
three factors:
- Power dissipation
- Thermal resistances of the substrate
and assembly
- Ambient conditions
OPTEK evaluates all thermal management
considerations including:
- Methods of removing heat
- Thermal equilibrium
- Analogy to electrical circuits
- Determining junction temperate from
forward voltage
- Passive thermal management
- Active thermal management
Our Application Bulletin 228, Thermal
Management of Visible LEDs, will give you
in-depth answers on how to manage the
junction temperature of high-power visible
light emitting diodes.
Click here to read or download the
bulletin.
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