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  New Products  Surface Thermography Liquid Crystals Reveal Hot Spots in Electronic Devices
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Surface Thermography Liquid Crystals Reveal Hot Spots in Electronic Devices

Advanced Thermal SolutionsAdvanced Thermal Solutions—November 1, 20120
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The TLC-100 kit provides liquid crystals for revealing heat issues on chips and other electronic components

The TLC-100 kit provides liquid crystals for revealing heat issues on chips and other electronic components

TLC-100 liquid crystals are designed for heat transfer studies and mapping heat fields on electronic components or boards. The crystals change color at a specified temperature starting at red, changing to green then blue. For electronics cooling applications, this provides the user accurate information about the location of hot spots on a device, their temperature and temperature gradient.

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To map the temperature profile of a component or board, black ink is airbrushed on to the specimen. Then TLCs, with a temperature range depending on the application, are sprayed onto the measurement surface. Once the device is turned on, and the components are brought to activation temperature, the liquid crystals begin turning red, then into different colors, representing the temperature distribution of the component or board.

Thermochromic liquid crystals are available in a variety of temperature ranges from 12°C to 120°C, each one has a particular bandwidth from 1°C to 20°C. Hotspot locations can be confirmed and changing temperatures can be seen at various current output levels. The TLC-100 crystals can show thermal patterns, not just at the chip but on the surrounding hardware.

ATS thermal engineers can provide application and interpretation guidance for TLC-100 studies.

The TLC-100 Thermochromic Liquid Crystal kit is priced at $761.87. More information appears on Qats.com, or by calling ATS. Contact Len Alter at [email protected] or 1-781-949-2518.

About Advanced Thermal Solutions

Advanced Thermal Solutions is a leading engineering and manufacturing company supplying complete thermal and mechanical packaging solutions from analysis and testing to final production. ATS provides air and liquid cooling solutions, laboratory-quality thermal instrumentation, along with thermal design consulting services and training.

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