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S807-100-50-30
The Great Lakes Series
Precision Forged Round Pin Heat Sink
100 X 50 X 30.0 mm
Features and Benefits
- Designed for low-airflow environment (good for natural convection, limited airflow, fan failure, highly populated PCB, etc.)
- Forged from highly conductive pure aluminum (240 W/m-K)
- Omni-directional (allowing air to come from any direction)
- Low pressure drop (improving downstream velocity and temperature fields)
- Overall height can be customized (without increasing cost)
- Secondary operation available (to modify shape, add holes, eliminate or shorten certain pins, etc.)
- RoHS and REACH compliant
- Cost effective
Mechanical Drawing
Thermal Performance Curve
Mechanical and Thermal Specifications
| Property | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Width | 100.0 | mm |
| Length | 50.0 | mm |
| Height | 30.0 | mm |
| Weight | 89.7 | g |
| θSA (natural) | 3.62 | °C/W |
| θSA (200 LFM) | 0.47 | °C/W |
| θSA (400 LFM) | 0.32 | °C/W |
| θSA (600 LFM) | 0.26 | °C/W |
| θSA (800 LFM) | 0.23 | °C/W |
Thermal Interface Material and Attachment Method
- S807 series is designed to work with many attachment methods, including captive screws, push pins and double-sided thermal tapes.
- Captive screws (made of stainless steel) provide the most secure attachment and are recommended for large and heavy heat sinks.
- Push pins (made of spring steel or nylon) provide a convenient way to install heat sinks to printed circuit boards.
- Double-sided thermal tapes provide strong adhesion between heat sinks and devices. Because of their relatively high thermal resistance, we only recommend thermal tapes on cost-sensitive projects.
- When captive screws and push pins are used, we recommend phase change materials, such as Chomerics T7xx and Laird Tpcm series, as the thermal interface materials (TIM).
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