Why Electronics Need Cooling - transistor heat sink

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[EngineeringMindset]

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A few more details from the simulation results: 
1. In the pin heat sink design, the flow is more uniform, i.e., the entire cross section of the cavity sees a similar flow velocity. The temperature at the heat sink faces is also higher and more uniform across the block as a result of an improved heat transfer capacity.
2. Determining the pressure drop reduction across the cooling block also helps calculating the hydraulic power required and therefore the selection of a suitable pump for the job.

[bibasik]

10:28
The Engineering Mindset: The thermal limit is 90°C.
Intel: Those are rookie numbers!

[Neander]

This is VERY well done, incredibly useful as a global survey about electric fundamentals too.

[UnbarablePain]

My senior year in 2018 the professor for our Thermal Fluids Design course gave a group the final project of designing the proper water cooled system for his PC (He gave full specs) he was building, simply so he did not have to do it himself. It was a genius project and it's cool a guy nearing 70 was building a water cooled PC. He also worked on ballistic missiles during his heydays and presented the unqiue design challenge of trying to cool a massive guidance computer in a vacuum. Essentially, following launch until space the computer shuts off, then resumes during targeting but since it has to last only several minutes the tiny radiative cooling setup was enough!

[OrionAerospace]

The quality of this video is INSANE! So much info packed into a video so good.

[navedshaikh]

Wish in schools they have thought me in this manner, it's so knowledgeable vedio thanks allot great work

[boban]

9:08 The last thing you want when transferring heat is a thick layer of thermal paste. You want the layer to be as thin as possible to get the heat away faster. In low thermal density scenarios you can get away with a thicker thermal pad (CPU VRM), but with the CPU itself you squeeze the paste thin.

[ambarishroul]

I went to an engineering college but no-one explained this to me in so much detail . Thanks Paul for this video . 👍

[ghtung]

Hope you can make a topic on server or IGBT immersion cooling, which would be a continuation on the IGBT cold plat cooling at the end of this video. Thanks.

[crossfire]

Sooner or later every engineer should come through this channel.
Love you work

[av]

Her: he is probably thinking about other girls
Him: PCs freeze when they overheat. 😞

[cmsingh]

Why Electronics need cooling?
Ans: Because they heat up...

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[farawaythrower]

as someone who's really into computer hardware and their PCB designs, this video was really great to watch. thanks!

[HarshPatel-lsiv]

This is the right way of explaining electronics. Ironically he’s short of a million subscribers and those who make crap content has over couple of millions subscribers.
However, your content will be in memories for years to come unlike those crap channels.

[karissa]

I really want this channel to be more successful. It presents information in such interesting and useful way. Everything is explained so well so as to provide practical solutions for real world problems.

[ethaneveraldo]

He goes through the trouble of explaining what are resistors for in the beginning of his video then expects people to just know what IGBTs are...