ATS-17G-35-C1-R0

Series:	pushPIN™
Part Status:	Active
Type:	Top Mount
Package Cooled:	Assorted (BGA, LGA, CPU, ASIC...)
Attachment Method:	Push Pin
Shape:	Rectangular, Fins
Length:	1.450" (36.83mm)
Width:	2.267" (57.60mm)
Diameter:	--
Height Off Base (Height of Fin):	0.230" (5.84mm)
Power Dissipation @ Temperature Rise:	--
Thermal Resistance @ Forced Air Flow:	22.46°C/W @ 100 LFM
Thermal Resistance @ Natural:	--
Material:	Aluminum
Material Finish:	Blue Anodized

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Application Field and Working Principle of ATS-17G-35-C1-R0 Thermal - Heat SinksThe ATS-17G-35-C1-R0 Thermal – Heat Sinks is a product type that is suitable for industrial and housing needs alike. Through its design and material construction, it is designed to provide an effective means of dissipating the wasted heat that comes with the application and use of any of the various other types of electrical or electronic components that are commonly used today.The Thermal – Heat Sinks utilizes a variation of the so-called “fin” or “ripple” design construction. This construction method provides many advantages over the more traditional types of heating elements, such as the use of aluminum extruded heat sinks. This fin or ripple design proves to provide a much larger surface area to effectively radiate and dissipate the waste heat generated by the components, while maintaining a much more compact form factor. The fin design also allows for increased levels of airflow, which helps further to dissipate the heat.Additionally, the construction of the Thermal – Heat Sinks utilizes a special type of alloy material that has been specifically designed to stand up to the extreme temperatures that are experienced in many of the industrial applications for which these products are intended for use. This particular alloy is also machinable, allowing for greater levels of customization with regard to the overall shape and construction of the product.The most common usage for Thermal – Heat Sinks involves the use of this product with the application of any type of electrical or electronic parts or components. Due to the large surface area of the fins, as well as their ability to efficiently dissipate heat, these products have become one of the most commonly relied on types of heat sinks in many of the leading industries around the world.An example of how Thermal – Heat Sinks are used in the industrial market would be in the usage of heavy-duty machinery. In such applications, the extreme levels of heat that are created by these machines must be properly managed in order to ensure that the internal components are not unduly damaged in any way. By utilizing this type of product, the heat generated within the components itself can be efficiently dissipated, ensuring that the machinery remains operational and that its internal components remain intact.In the housing market, Thermal – Heat Sinks are also becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to effectively dissipate heat without the need for large and bulky radiators. This product can be used in a variety of applications,both for cooling the internal components of a laptop, for instance, or as an effective way of reducing the temperature within a small room. By using a Thermal – Heat Sink, homeowners can enjoy a higher level of comfort in their living space, while also being aware of their role in the conservation of energy.All-in-all, the Thermal – Heat Sinks is an incredibly effective means of dissipating the wasted heat that comes with the use of most any electrical or electronic components. Through its fin or ripple design, its use of a special type of alloy material, and its ability to be customized to fit different shapes and sizes, this product provides efficient heat dissipation, while providing a much more compact form factor than what is available with the traditional types of heat sinks. As such, this product is often seen as one of the leading solutions for managing high levels of heat in both industrial and housing markets.

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