Title :
A Study of Design Parameters in the Vaporization Cooling of Electronic Components
fDate :
9/1/1962 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The performance of an inductor is often significantly compromised by the combined effects of series resistance and distributed capacitance. For a given inductance value and coil configuration, it is always possible to vary the absolute size and/or turns count so as to reduce one residual parameter at the expense of an increase in the other. The ratio M = L/RC2is unaffected by these transformations and is proposed as a figure of merit characterizing the particular coil design. Measurements of M for sample coils of a number of commonly used types are given; they provide lower limits to the performance attainable with available magnetic materials.
Keywords :
Dielectric losses; Electronic components; Electronic equipment; Electronics cooling; Heat engines; Heat transfer; System performance; Temperature; Thermal conductivity; Water heating;
Journal_Title :
Component Parts, IRE Transactions on
DOI :
10.1109/TCP.1962.1136759