Category Archives: Webinar

How to Design Out Your Heat Sinks with Smart PCB Thermal Design, December 15th Webinar

We’ve got another webinar on tap, this one for next week, December 15th, 2011 at 2PM EST. Our topic this month is, “How to Design Out Your Heat Sinks with Smart PCB Thermal Design”.

It seems like a contradiction in terms doesn’t it? Why would a thermal management company like ATS teach you to design out your heat sinks? Wouldn’t we be better business people if we helped you design in more heat sinks?

Well, no. And here’s why.

At ATS, we are the leader in Innovations in Thermal Management. And for us, those innovations have to be useful.  There are many innovations in thermal management in the market but most simply aren’t truly practical to deploy except in a lab.

Here’s the link to join our free webinar, Thursday, December 15th, 2PM EST, “How to Design Out Your Heat Sinks with Smart PCB Thermal Design”.

And, many innovations are not products. They are know how, experience and understanding of the vectors involved in todays complex thermal management problems. And that’s why ATS’ team would teach our customer’s how to design out their heat sinks. Because we believe in innovations in thermal management that work. Understanding how to optimize air flow with your PCB works. Once  your optimization is set, then buy your heat sinks (hopefully from us!).

Can’t make our webinar? Then visit the following links to reach important resources on this topic:

Webinar on Thermal Interface Material, Taught by Dr. Kaveh Azar, November 17 at 2PM

To cool hotter components, engineers are turning to larger fans and heat sinks and increased surface areas. The downside is that these hardware changes add significant cost to the design. Alternatively, a cooling systems performance can be improved just by using a better interface material to lower thermal resistance at the interface of the case and the heat sink. Participants will learn to overcome related thermal challenges by making simple and cost-effective changes in thermal interface materials.

Register for this webinar by clicking to our registration page here:  Understanding and Choosing the Best Thermal Interface Materials to Improve Heat Sink Thermal Performance

Webinar TODAY 2pm: Tips, Tricks and Techniques for the Best Use of CFD for Heat Sink and System Modeling

We’re holding another webinar today, November 3rd, at 2PM EST “Tips, Tricks and Techniques for the Best Use of CFD for Heat Sink and System Modeling” In our webinar we’ll cover what we do at ATS in our use of CFD as part of our overall thermal analysis work. We think you’ll learn some of what we do so you can apply it to your own work.

You can register at no cost to you at this link:  https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/738227666

Give us 60 minutes and we’ll give you a cooler datacenter!

Give us 60 minutes and we’ll give you a cooler datacenter!  That’s right, our webinar on October 27, “Tools and Techniques for the Thermal Management of Small, Medium and Large Scale Data Centers ” will teach you:

  1. How to consider your datacenter like a system for your thermal management strategy
  2. Do you approach cooling a small, medium or large scale datacenter differently or the same?
  3. Are you focusing on the most critical cooling goals for your datacenter or are you chasing the wrong goals and watching heat and power usage spiral?

We’ll answer these questions and more at our free Webinar, “Tools and Techniques for the Thermal Management of Small, Medium and Large Scale Data Centers ”

To join, click to the following link and you can sign up:   Reserve Your Spot at ” “Tools and Techniques for the Thermal Management of Small, Medium and Large Scale Data Centers “

How to Select a Heat Sink: An ATS On-Demand Thermal Management Webinar

Our webinar “Heat Sink Selection Made Easy” is easily one of our most watched in our webinar archives. It a little over an hour, but, by the end, viewers will have a firm grasp of how to properly select a heat sink based on the fundamentals of thermal engineering. Its a must see for new engineers getting up to speed on thermal management of electronics and for experienced engineers looking to refresh their understanding.