Thermal Management

Thermal management for electronic components is the process of controlling heat generated during operation to ensure optimal performance and prevent overheating. As electronic devices become more compact and powerful, efficient thermal management becomes increasingly critical. This involves the use of conductors and thermistors to dissipate heat away from sensitive components. Proper thermal design extends component lifespan, maintains system reliability, and prevents thermal-induced failures. It also supports energy efficiency and enables devices to operate within safe temperature ranges under varying environmental conditions.