With an overall height of 65 mm, the new PO 98-98-65-AL pin heatsink from Alutronic exceeds the established maximum standard height of 45 mm. In the case of the PO 98-98-65-AL, the additional 20 mm improves the performance of the heatsink by 20%.
The PO 98-98-65-AL can dissipate up to 220 W of heat when side-ventilated with a 2 m/s airflow. Available immediately in the Alutronic standard range, it can be supplied with pre-assembled matching thermal foils and/or fans and optional anodised surface finish.
Also available in this product range are models with 20 mm and 40 mm heights (PO 98-98-20-AL and PO 98-98-40-AL) – able to dissipate 180 W and 100 W, respectively.
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