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Re: High Temperature application
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Max Bernhardt <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 2 Dec 1997 08:46:00 -0600
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Ed,

I would be interested in what components you are using.  At the
temperatures you are listing, I would believe that the devices would be
at their max junction temperatures (if they are fully loaded?).  I think
that Rockwell (maybe Honeywell?) was making some 300 C (operating)
environment parts for downhole drilling that may withstand some of your
temperatures.  At 105C, do you have a heatsink or a fan?  Just curious.

Maybe you can share some of your results?

Thanks.

Max Bernhardt
Woodward Governor Co.
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From:         Ed Holton
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Subject: [TN] High Temperature application

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