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Elite Thermal Engineering
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22914 11th Avenue W
Bothell
WA 98021
USA
Telephone: (USA) +1 425 770 8147
http://www.elitethermalengineering.com
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Listing of all 7 news releases from Elite Thermal Engineering:
Plate keeps high-power lasers running cool
Cold plate is designed to temperature stabilise the most popular fibre coupled laser diodes with mounting patterns that can accommodate lasers made by QPC, Limo and nLight.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering (11 December 2007)
Board eases high-power laser integration
Connector board makes it easy to mount high power 14-pin butterfly laser packages in minutes either for quick power-on inspection, burn-in or integration into the end products.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering (12 November 2007)
Cold plates extend to OEM applications
Elite Thermal Engineering has extended its cold plate product line to OEM applications.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering (25 September 2006)
Kit isolates diodes
Elite Thermal Engineering offers standard diode isolation kit that includes one aluminum nitride plate and four nylon shoulder washers for mounting CS mount or equivalent diodes on cold plates.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering (20 December 2005)
Heat exchangers improve cooling
Elite Thermal Engineering introduces HEM air-to-air heat exchangers based on DCS technology to enable more cooling capacity for laser cooling modules.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering ( 6 December 2005)
Cold plate helps lasers keep their cool
Elite Thermal Engineering has developed a new record-setting cold plate for laser diode cooling.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering (18 October 2005)
Cold plates reduce laser diode's temperature
Elite Thermal Engineering recently released a series of high performance, high power thermoelectric cooling modules (cold plates) that are designed specifically for high power laser diodes.
News from Elite Thermal Engineering (26 September 2005)
