TEA Introduces The TMS-5000

SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Thermal Engineering Associates announces the TMS-5000, a new thermal measurement system for evaluating and testing Thermal Interface Materials (TIM). 

Included in the TMS-5000 are the TTV-410X, the TMM-100, a USB controlled power supply and the software to control the system components.  The TTV-410X is a Thermal Test Vehicle (TTV) offered with two different sizes of Thermal Test Chip (TTC) which are mounted on a Thermal Test Board (TTB). The TTB includes a backing plate, heat spreader plate, heat sink and integrated cooling fan with power supply, and an edge connector for I/O.

The TMM-100 is a Thermal Measurement Module with the capability to read 8 temperature sensing diodes, 2 thermistors, and two thermocouples. This module is driven through a USB connection for data collection.

Included with the TMS-5000 is a software program which runs in the Windows environment for control of temperature sensing, diode calibration, automated measurement, and data logging.

The measurement capabilities of the TMS-5000 are nicely integrated and easily learned and displayed in the Windows environment.  For more information about this new TIM measurement system, contact TEA at [email protected] for a TMS-5000 data sheet. 

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About Thermal Engineering Associates:

TEA's president, Bernie Siegal, has been providing thermal test and measurement hardware, software, and consulting services since 1973. Siegal has been chairman of the JEDEC JC15 committee and is the principal author of many MILSTD 750 thermal test methods. All major semiconductor companies, packaging companies, and many system level OEMs have utilized TEA equipment and/or services during its long history. Siegal is a founding member of IEEE SEMI-THERM and has delivered numerous papers and articles on thermal testing, simulation, and evaluation methods and techniques and is frequently sought out as a lecturer and expert in the field. 
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SOURCE Thermal Engineering Associates