Electronics Cooling Winter 2024

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The Winter Issue of Electronics Cooling is Here – What Every Engineer Needs to Know

Electronics Cooling, released four times per year, is your guide to thermal management news, best practices, and emerging technologies. We’re pleased to bring you the latest issue for Winter 2024.

Discover expert articles, product news and insights, and regulation updates you value from Electronics Cooling.

In this winter issue, you can expect to learn about:

Simulation of Solder Fatigue Effects on Typical BGA Package Due to Material and Temperature Variations – Part 1
Mitigating Flow Maldistribution in Data Center Two-Phase Cooling Systems with Flow Restrictors
Augmenting Development of Electronics Cooling Technologies with Machine Learning Tools – A Heat Pipe System Example
Hydraulic and Thermal Characteristics of a Double-Sided Cold Plate
Environmental Effects on Thermocouples
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