Cooling Element/ Heat Sink/ Elemento de enfriador

Cooling Element/ Heat Sink/ Elemento de enfriador

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Loading Port:: Nanjing

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 set

Supply Capability:: 100 set/month

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①How about your company？

A world class manufacturer & supplier of castings forging in carbon steel and alloy steel，is one of the large-scale professional investment casting production bases in China,consisting of both casting foundry forging and machining factory. Annually more than 8000 tons Precision casting and forging parts are exported to markets in Europe,America and Japan. OEM casting and forging service available according to customer’s requirements.

②How to guarantee the quality of the products？

We have established the international advanced quality management system，every link from raw material to final product we have strict quality test；We resolutely put an end to unqualified products flowing into the market. At the same time, we will provide necessary follow-up service assurance.

③How long can we receive the product after purchase?

In the purchase of product within three working days, We will arrange the factory delivery as soon as possible. The pecific time of receiving is related to the state and position of customers.Commonly 7 to 10 working days can be served

Q: I have an item that is magnetic and it was accidentally heated. That took away a lot of the strength how can I restrengthen my magnet?: It needs to be rezapped. Either replace it with a new one of the same type, or return it to the maker for the fix. Converting a permanent magnet to an electro-magnet probably won't work very well, because magnetic material, oddly enough, does not conduct magnetism well. Electromagnets are made of soft iron or plain steel.

Q: I haven't worked in this field in the UK, although I am able to diagnose problems, service and repair electrical equipment.: Look in the Phone-Book under 'electricians'. Your problem solving diagnostic skills, that you proclaim, are in serious question as your initiative is.

Q: e.g. medical equipment: Best thing to do is use a surge protector and if the equipment is costly enough use one voltage stabiliser/CVT/UPS in addition.

Q: I'm enlisted and my MOS is 15Y (Armament/Electrical/Avionics Repairer). I'm going to BCT on 20100203 and AIT right after at Ft. Eustis. I'm excited about learning about armament and avionics. I feel proud and privileged to have a chance to work on the numero uno attack helicopter in the world. I want to know how hard it is to get this MOS(no disrespect to other MOS') I have 3 questions in regards to this1) How does 15Y training look like and can I get a head start for the subjects taught right away.2) I would like to go overseas as a first preference, a warzone where I'm needed the most, but also what is the best non combat station to serve in for this MOS overseas and in United States respectively.3) I'm a college graduate(non-citizen pending citizenship in 6 months) and I would like to go to OCS by the end of 2010. Please let me know the best route to do it.Thank you.: For the best answers, search on this site

Q: I am 57 years old. MBA graduate with substantial experience in Electrical equipment maintenance. I have also experience in NDT.: My guess is that your age is a stigma, though nobody will admit to you that they won't hire you because of your age. They might not even be conscious that they are discounting you because of your age. Look around the office when you go for your interview. Is it filled with younger, or with older people? Do the regular stuff too: Go on the internet and research good interview skills. Practice with your friends. Ask your friends to critique your resume. Look up the company on the internet and come up with some specifics about why you want to work for that particular company. Yeah, that's a good point Your salary expectations might be significantly higher than someone half your age. Better check into that. Also, I have no idea what NBT is. You might edit your question so that people have a better idea of what your experience is. Good luck!

Q: I know converters exist, but are they safe for high end audio equipment?I have a digi 002 rack, grace M101, and great river pres.would a power conditioner help me?: Nope. The ground prong is for safety. Eliminating it from the circuit would remove that safety.

Q: Do you find batteries die faster than they should, light bulbs flicker or go out too quickly, electrical equipment does werid stuff or dies sooner than it should. (If you don't believe in vampires, this question is not directed at you.)I suspect it's more of a psi-vamp than sang problem, but I'm currious. I've had some weird experiences with the computer and one small printer ar work. Also, I had a period where remote controled TV's would go on by themselves. I don't have that problem now, though.: Yes I am a psy/sang, I have had many issues with my printer, flickering computer screen, lights, cellphones etc. I think this has to do with us just being higher frequency people? I don't know, but I find it weird.

Q: i am instrument electrical eng.student and i am about to take 2 of the 4 subject for electives, here the subject:1)process control2)automation and robotic3)measurement and instrumentation4)control system 3i am thinking to involve in maintainance,oil and gas or maybe aircraft maintainance.after grad.what is the subject is suitable and what is the subject advantage and disadvantage. i want get some advice before make the decision.tq: Well. it is very good major Oil and Gas companies need ur major since the instrumentation is controlling the whole units. Huge Essential System and very critical in any refinery such as: DCS : Digital Control Center. ESD: Emergency Shutdown. UPS: Uninterrupted Power Supply ( Electrical Equipment feeds instrument load) I think u have a bright future with this discipline if you have interests . And regarding these Subjects, i dont know much about control All the best

Q: I'm a freshman in college in electrical engineering. I chose this major at random and so far, I hate it. I have no idea what people in my major CAN do, so when I go to job fairs, I look clueless to everyone there. The worst part is that I AM clueless. I've had companies ask me, what can you do for us? and I don't know what to tell them! Please help.: Engineering is all pretty much the same, regardless of what one builds. Consider mechanical engineering. One can either build cars or fix cars. Being able to design engines takes a master's degree at least. Fixing cars can be something done with a trade school Associates degree. This is basically the difference between electricians and electrical engineers. Obviously there are many more jobs for the electricians. There is commercial contracting or residential service or any combination of the two. Of course, you will spend your career wiring circuit breakers and very little else. To get an idea of what an actual electrical design engineer does, take apart anything electrical. All those little chips are entire circuit boards. The little metal legs are power inputs and signal inputs/outputs. Larger circuits are built up from the chips. One has to be able to read the data sheet on the chip and then be able to build a circuit around it. This is far more complicated than replacing blown fuses and explains why design engineers need masters degrees or (preferably) PHD's. If you like building things and are comitted enough to endure the many semesters of math and physics required (besides the electrical engineering itself) then design engineering is going to be both enjoyable and very profitable. Of course, becomming a technician first and then furthering one's education is another route to becomming an actual designer. Remember, besides science, economics is also an issue and education is incredibly expensive in America because people refuse to fund affordable public education with tax increases.

Q: For a treadmill.I could get a manual for reallly cheap but I had my heart set on an electrical one.I've never really used a manual oneWhat do you think?: Get the Electrical one you will like it more.

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