Forced Air Cooled Heatsinks

Our extensive range of forced air cooled heatsinks are suitable for isolated diode, thyristor, MOSFET and IGBT modules with 80-112mm fixings in a variety of lengths.

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Whether you’re looking for one-off prototypes for personal, commercial, or educational use, or if you’re working on a large-scale project and need a full production run of heatsinks, we are here to help.

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Forced Air Cooled Heatsinks

GD Rectifiers is the UK’s leading manufacturer of forced-air cooled heatsinks. Heatsinks are an essential requirement in modern day electronics, they are used to reduce their temperature through increased thermal mass and heat dissipation.

A forced-air cooled heatsink is used in conjunction with a fan to increase the rate of airflow over the heatsink, this maintains a larger temperature gradient by replacing warmed air faster than convection would. A forced-air cooled heatsink enables more air to be forced into the system than what is being pumped out because of the imbalance in the number of fans which is referred to as a positive airflow, causing the pressure inside the unit to be greater than outside.

Forced-air cooled heatsinks are used for the cooling of power semiconductor modules for traction and auxiliary power units in rail vehicles, cooling of inverter modules in renewable energies and the cooling of frequency converters in soft starters or in large drives.

For heatsinks such as the PS260 we recommend side plates to improve the flow of air. We also offer cooling options for the comb style heatsinks such as the PS385.

 

Module Device Fan Cooled Heatsinks

PS218-xxF    PS260-xxF  PS260-xxF(6)

0.1 DegC/W  0.075 DegC/W  0.05 DegC/W

Forced Air Cooled Heatsinks by GD Rectifiers

PSBF160A

0.12 DegC/W

Forced air cooled heatsink by GD Rectifiers

Large Module Device Fan Cooled Heatsinks

PS292-xxF                              PS385-xxF 

0.028 DegC/W                          0.02 DegC/W

Forced air cooled heatsinks

For further information on our forced air cooled heatsinks, please contact us on 01444 243 452 or email [email protected].

Custom Designed Heatsinks

We can work with you to design a custom heatsink for your application. Whether you already know exactly what you need, or would benefit from receiving guidance from our technical team on the most suitable and cost-effective cooling solution, including new technologies and R&D projects, get in touch with our team to see how we could work together.

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