ETX14-12-F1-6262-TA-RT-W6

The ETX14-12-F1-6262-TA-RT-W6 high temperature, high-performance thermoelectric cooler uses Laird's enhanced thermoelectric module construction preventing performance degrading copper diffusion, which is common in standard grade thermoelectric coolers operating in high temperature environments exceeding 80 °C. It has a maximum Qc of 138 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 83.2 °C at Qc = 0.


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ETX14-12-F1-6262-TA-W6

The ETX14-12-F1-6262-TA-W6 high temperature, high-performance thermoelectric cooler uses Laird's enhanced thermoelectric module construction preventing performance degrading copper diffusion, which is common in standard grade thermoelectric coolers operating in high temperature environments exceeding 80 °C. It has a maximum Qc of 138 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 83.2 °C at Qc = 0.


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CP10-63-08-L-W4.5

The CP10-63-08-L-W4.5 is a high-performance and highly reliable standard Thermoelectric Cooler. Assembled with Bismuth Telluride semiconductor material and thermally conductive Aluminum Oxide ceramics. It has a maximum Qc of 10.4 Watts when ΔT = 0 and a maximum ΔT of 70.5 °C at Qc = 0.


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Security Cameras

Due to sun exposure and heat generated by surrounding components, the operating temperature of security cameras can be as high as 90°C. Lack of airflow, outgassing and thermal noise are other thermal challenges that needs to be taken into consideration when designing cameras for outdoor environments. 

OW4002 User Manual (English)

The OW4002 uses facility water as a hot side heat dissipation mechanism, which increases the cooling capacity while maintaining form factor. The OW Series system is designed to operate using oil as coolant. This user manual provides necessary information about installation, operation and maintenance of the OW4002.

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Lidar Sensors

The lasers in Lidar systems, particularly those used in outdoor autonomous applications, require active cooling to achieve maximum resolution in high-temperature environments. As temperatures increase, the wavelength of the laser changes, resulting in increased range error. Maintaining operational temperatures within a Lidar system’s temperature limits ensures peak performance. 

Thermoelectric Coolers

High-performance thermoelectric coolers offer a flexible active cooling option for spot cooling of Lidar sensors.