Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc. (ATS)

Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc., a technology leader in electronics thermal management, has developed a heat sink design tool, as a free iPhone app, that lets engineers input specs and then find heat sinks to solve component-level cooling needs.

Dr. Kaveh Azar, president and CEO of Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc. will discuss the impact of excess temperature on the performance, reliability and lifespan of LEDs, along with effective cooling options, at the 2012 Smart Lighting conference.

All electronics thermal management products from Advanced Thermal Solutions, Inc., (ATS) are now available in Canada from the Weiss Company. ATS cooling products include heat sinks, sensors, wind tunnels and instruments for thermal analysis

A new line of research instruments for electronics thermal management studies is now available from Test Equipment Connection. Manufactured by Advanced Thermal Solutions, the line includes thermal analyzers, wind tunnels and airflow sensors

Webinar shows attendees how to design for the least number of heat sinks and potentially none at all; Thursday, December 15, 2PM EST

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.