Sentence examples for management of electronics from inspiring English sources
Polymeric composites have the potential to replace current electronic packaging and improve thermal management of electronics to open the way for further size shrinkage.
Rapid fabricating technology advancement in the computing and electronic industries has led to new challenges in thermal management of electronics.
While synthetic jets have found more applications in controlling fluid flow especially in aerospace applications, more recently they captured a lot of attention for the thermal management of electronics.
The swirl flow microchannel heat sink showed promising cooling characteristics for applications such as thermal management of electronics or concentrated photovoltaics, with a ratio of pumping cost to heat rate of 0.02% for the base design studied.
Accurate knowledge of the thermal contact conductance (TCC) across fixed metallic contacts of flat-flat as well as curvilinear surfaces is becoming vital for the safety and performance in the critical fields like nuclear energy production, thermal management of electronics packaging and aviation sector.
Fifth decision maker (DM5) is vice president of operations management of an electronics company, ABC-5 limited engaged in manufacturing of consumer electronics products.
At Dell we are working towards the environmentally-sound management of obsolete electronics.
This work contributes to systemic reliability and compatibility, structural design and thermal management of flexible electronics.
Nevertheless, policies and controls created to provide socially and environmentally sound management of used electronics do not match the complexity of the system.
Power consumption from electrical devices increases year upon year, and as a result thermal management of power electronics is becoming ever more relevant.
Local thermal management of detector electronics through ultra-thin micro-structured silicon cooling plates is a very promising technique for pixel detectors in high energy physics experiments, especially at the LHC where the heavily irradiated sensors must be operated at temperatures below −20 °C.
