Category Archives: Cabinet

Selecting and Implementing Liquid Cooling within Electronic Systems – ATS On-Demand Webinar

As many of our readers know, ATS features Live Broadcast Webinars throughout the year on various topics around thermal management and design. What many of you may not know is that we archive these for on-demand viewing. Topics include heat sinks, thermal interface materials, and liquid cooling.

The use of liquid cooling systems is becoming more practical and effective for managing skyrocketing increases in power dissipation. But how do you decide when you need to cool with liquid? How do you find the right liquid cooling system for your application? Our on-demand webinar provides the best practices for implementing a liquid cooling system at the device level. You may reach it by clicking to it at this link: Selecting and Implementing Liquid Cooling within Electronic Systems

Cabinet Cooling Using a Water and Refrigeration System: A Case Study by ATS Thermal Labs

Escalating computing capabilities and shrinking chip packages are leading to corresponding increases in server and rack power densities. Cooling the new higher-powered racks is a serious challenge to system designers and data center managers. In the past, designers tried such methods as cabinets with better airflow configurations, adding central air conditioning systems, raising floors and using cold-aisle and hot-aisle layouts. Today, engineers are turning their attention to water-cooled techniques and refrigeration technology to solve cabinet overheating problems. ATS’s white paper on this topic is free and covers the material in depth, please click to this link to get it: “Case Study: Cabinet Cooling Using a Water and Refrigeration System“