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Aries Electronics Announces Thermal Solutions for Test And Burn-In Socket Line

Thermal MapAries Electronics, a US manufacturer of standard, programmed and custom interconnection products, burn-in and test IC sockets, and adapters used worldwide, announced the introduction of its new thermal profiling solution for its test and burn-in socket line of products.

Aries’ thermal profile solutions go beyond standard heat-sink and fan options offered by others.  This solution incorporates advanced thermal profiling software to develop an application/IC specific thermal analysis for each customer’s requirements.

This software will analyze all of the necessary parameters within the socket/IC/test environment and determine the correct heat sink/fan/cooling combination necessary to optimize the test and burn-in application.  This enables the socket to be thermally correct before it is placed into its final environment saving Aries’ customers time and money.

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New thermal profiles are initiated using an online fill-in .pdf form linked from all of Aries’ test and burn-in socket pages.

For additional information, visit http://www.arieselec.com.

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