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Calculating Baseplate Temperature

Step One:

Required Output Power
Watts

Next

Efficiency @ Required Output Power
% Next

Step One Complete:

Your Dissipation Equals
Watts

Next

Step Two:

Max Ambient Air Temp Available For Cooling The Heatsink
ºC Next

ºC/Watt rating of your heatsink @ available airflow
ºC/Watt Next

ºC/Watt rating of your thermal grease/pad
ºC/Watt Next

Calculation Complete:

Your baseplate temperature will be:
ºC
Reset