If I read it right, membership is $2200 for the first year (and up from there). I just want some idea what constitutes "high" and "low" thermal conductivity. Intersil does a good job with their datasheets, here, but leaves out this rather important piece of information.
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dcould be R11 it boils at 23.7C at 1bar, latent heat of evaporation(kJ/ Kg) about 1/10 of water. and ~50% heavier than water.
but it is one of the "bad boys"
-Lasse
Registration for downloads is free, as are the downloads.
Isn't that just watts by the thermal resistance for some temp rise?
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I didn't see how. I'll try again in the morning.
Plus ambient, sure. Now tell me what the thermal resistance of my board is.
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It sure looks like a free download to me without having tried to get it. I have no current need and have enough standards that i will pay for to buy. e.g. IEEE 1584.
I found it. I was trying to go in the back door by registering as a company first. I got what I needed. Thanks.
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