Heat Sinks

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Package Cooled
TO-220TO-247TO-264
Power Dissipation @ Temperature Rise
2.0W @ 20°C-
Thermal Resistance @ Forced Air Flow
1.00°C/W @ 800 LFM-
Thermal Resistance @ Natural
8.60°C/W9.80°C/W
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R2A-CT4-38E
R2A-CT4-38E
HEATSINK FOR TO-247
Ohmite
3,385
In Stock
1 : ¥26.03000
Box
Box
Active
Board Level
TO-247
Clip and PC Pin
Rectangular, Fins
1.500" (38.10mm)
1.380" (35.05mm)
-
0.870" (22.10mm)
2.0W @ 20°C
1.00°C/W @ 800 LFM
8.60°C/W
Aluminum
Black Anodized
R2V-CT SERIES
R2V-CT4-38E
HEATSINK FOR TO-247
Ohmite
92
In Stock
1 : ¥25.37000
Box
Box
Active
Board Level
TO-247
Clip and PC Pin
Rectangular, Fins
1.500" (38.10mm)
1.380" (35.05mm)
-
0.870" (22.10mm)
2.0W @ 20°C
1.00°C/W @ 800 LFM
9.80°C/W
Aluminum
Degreased
R2A-CT2-38E
R2A-CT2-38E
HEATSINK FOR TO-220
Ohmite
0
In Stock
Obsolete
Box
Obsolete
Board Level
TO-220
Clip and PC Pin
Rectangular, Fins
1.500" (38.10mm)
1.380" (35.05mm)
-
0.870" (22.10mm)
-
-
8.60°C/W
Aluminum
Black Anodized
R2V-CT6-38E
R2V-CT6-38E
HEATSINK W/CLIP FOR TO-264
Ohmite
0
In Stock
Obsolete
Box
Obsolete
Board Level
TO-264
Clip and PC Pin
Rectangular, Fins
1.500" (38.10mm)
1.380" (35.05mm)
-
0.870" (22.10mm)
-
-
9.80°C/W
Aluminum
Unfinished
R2A-CT6-38E
R2A-CT6-38E
HEATSINK W/CLIP FOR TO-264
Ohmite
0
In Stock
Obsolete
Box
Obsolete
Board Level
TO-264
Clip and PC Pin
Rectangular, Fins
1.500" (38.10mm)
1.380" (35.05mm)
-
0.870" (22.10mm)
-
-
8.60°C/W
Aluminum
Black Anodized
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Heat Sinks


Passive heat exchangers that transfer the heat generated by an electronic component to a fluid medium, often air or a liquid coolant, dissipating it away from the device to maintain an optimal operating temperature. They are designed to maximize the surface area in contact with the medium surrounding it. They are usually made out of copper or aluminum due to their high thermal conductivity.