The heat sink assembly includes an integral +12 VDC fan and a power supply transformer. Use for TIMTER™, Dual TIMTER™, and nanoTX™ transmitter testing at the bench; not airborne approved.
Part Number: QSX-AC-32-HS-12V
(formerly QSX-TIMTER-HS-12V)
Related Literature
| Type | Title | Updated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transmitter Heat Sinks Datasheet | Feb-2023 | Quasonix offers different types of integrated and add-on heat sinks, as described in this datasheet. Please contact Quasonix for heat sink recommendations for your particular TIMTER™ transmitter. |
Thermal Considerations
The heat sink required for a particular transmitter depends heavily on the installation. Factors such as altitude, air temperature, air flow, and mass of the mounting surface all have a substantial impact on the flow of heat away from the transmitter. Quasonix offers several types of integrated and add-on heat sinks. Please contact support@quasonix.com for the power dissipation required and heat sink recommendations for your particular TIMTER™ transmitter.
Regardless of the heat sink, Quasonix strongly suggests using a thermal pad, such as Q-Pad® II from Bergquist. See the Henkel site for more information
I need to test a timter module over temperature. Will the AC-Powered Heat Sink work from -34 to 71 C?
Michael,
My guess (without any verification) is that the unit will run down to -34°C – if it’s already running as the temperature is lowered. It probably will not start at -34°C.
The airborne heat sink will meet your need.
Best Regards,
Terry