When the LED Light is operating normally.


When the LED Light is operating normally.

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The chip has little heat, good conduction, sufficient heat dissipation, and a low handle temperature. It's a good cooling system and the only "downside" can be a waste of materials.

So, why is the low-temperature heat sink not necessarily a good one? The problem is mainly in the conduction of heat when the heat the generated heat cannot be transported smoothly to the dispersed part, the accumulation of heat in the vicinity of the heat source, the heat transfer to the sink Thermal temperature of the handle is not high.

If there are impurities under the PCB, there is no good contact with the heat sink, the heat cannot disperse, concentrated in the chip. It's not hot outside, in fact, the chips are already hot!

Touching the heat sink is very hot. It must be bad.


If the touch of the heat sink is very hot, the cooling the system is certainly not good or the cooling capacity of the heat sink is insufficient, there may be either the Mavericks drawbar trolleys; the effective heat dissipation area is not enough, the heat cannot be quick with the ambient air for heat exchange, cause a Light with the difference in the air the temperature in the heat dissipation, so very hot.

The volume or surface of the heat sink is insufficient, the heat of the chip cannot be sent in time, and it will cause a very hot touch.

Some heat sinks seem very thick, but the "effective heat dissipation zone" is not enough. A set of cooling systems, in which a portion of the heat sink can be fully exposed to the ambient air and the air can quickly leave freely, can be called "effective heat dissipation area". Other materials that cannot be free and the area of ​​total air contact, at best, can only be thermal capacity materials or a heat radiation zone.

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