Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc. (ATS)

Advanced Thermal Solution’s Push Pin-Mounted maxiFLOW™ heat sink has been named one of the 2011 Hot 100 Products by EDN Magazine.

Webinar teaches attendees how to understand and choose the best thermal interface materials to improve heat sink thermal performance; Thursday, November 17, 2PM EST

Advanced Thermal Solutions is providing a flexible, robust candlestick sensor that can simultaneously measure both temperature and air velocity for characterizing thermal conditions in electronic systems and automotive applications.

ATS successfully demonstrated an air cooling system for blade servers which are often used to power cloud computing datacenters. The patent pending system, using only standard chassis air flow, cooled a 1 KW heat load in a 1U chassis.

Advanced Thermal Solutions’ next webinar is on October 27th, 2PM EST, ““Tools and Techniques for the Thermal Management of Small, Medium and Large Scale Data Centers“. Registration is now open for this free webinar.

Advanced Thermal Solutions has released one of its most popular webinars, “Heat Sink Selection Made Easy”, as on-demand. Viewers will learn the science behind choosing the right heat sink, heat sink clip, thermal interface material and more.

Advanced Thermal Solutions has assembled a resource kit for LED light professionals. Consisting of white papers, presentations and videos, the kit provides practical information on the how and why of cooling LED lights

Norbert Engelberts, Director of ATS-Europe, BV, will be presenting “Thermal Design and Management of High Power LEDs” at the 11th coolingZONE International Business and Technology Summit, October 5, 2011 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel, Cambridge, MA.

Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc. will present a full-day course: Thermal Management of Electronics – Calculations, Measurements, Simulation, Review and Selection of Cooling Options at the coolingZONE Summit running October 5-6, in Cambridge, MA.

A major manufacturer of test equipment for the semiconductor industry needed to reduce the costs of certain heat sink assemblies. Rather than choosing off-shore heat sinks they worked with ATS to meet their goals