Category Archives: thermal engineering

Great Viewing: ADI’s New White Board Series on Thermocouples

In our Twitter feed we saw that ADI has a new 8-video series on thermo- couples. It’s a great set of videos on this topic. Well presented and informative, we’d recommend our reader’s put them in their bookmarks to check out. Well worth your time.

You can reach the full series by visiting ADI’s site here:  ADI’s Thermocouple 101 Video Series

ATS has also covered thermocouples here on our blog. Click to this link to read our two part series, “Thermocouples for Thermal Analysis: What they are and How they Work“.

Here’s one of the first of ADI’s thermocouple series to check out!

ATS Launches Thermal Engineering Reference Kit for Materials

We just launched a new reference kit for thermal engineering that is focused on materials for heat sinks and other thermal management applications.We’ve put together this handy list to help you make the best use of your time in your projects. Whether it’s copper, aluminum, or an advanced material, our kit will give you unbiased information so you can make a fact based decision.

You can get your copy by clicking to: Heat Sink and Thermal Management Material Reference Kit

How To Place the ATS Candlestick Sensor For Thermal Analysis

ATS’s Candlestick Sensor is our best selling sensor to collect air temperature and air velocity in thermal analysis. Like all of our thermal engineering instruments, ATS developed our Candlestick sensor out of necessity: we were simply breaking too many standard sensors and needed a more robust and accurate sensor. And the Candlestick Sensor was born!

Many of our customers often ask how our thermal engineers place the Candlestick Sensor in a wind tunnel in order to analyze a heat sink or other device. In this one minute video, Greg shows you just how we do it.