
Fischer Elektronik TO-220 heatsink with 20°C/W thermal resistance. Aluminium, solderable, compact. Ideal for efficient cooling.
The Fischer Elektronik TO-220 Heatsink is a compact, solderable surface heatsink designed to efficiently dissipate heat from TO-220 packages. With a thermal resistance of 20°C/W, it provides reliable thermal management for your electronic components, helping to maintain optimal operating temperatures and enhance performance longevity.
Crafted from high-quality aluminium, this heatsink offers excellent thermal conductivity and durability while remaining lightweight. Its dimensions of 43mm height, 33mm width, and 15mm depth make it a versatile solution for space-constrained applications, ensuring easy integration into your PCB designs.
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This heatsink is an essential component for electronics hobbyists, engineers, and manufacturers seeking a dependable thermal solution. Its straightforward design allows for quick installation, making it a practical choice for various electronic projects and production runs.
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