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| − | Regarding the heat that the Enc28j60 puts off, I would like the point out that the copper of the circuit board is a great conductor of heat, and is frequently used as a heat sink by designers. Rather than positioning the Enc28j60 off the board with a socket, soldering it directly to the board as close as possible | + | Regarding the heat that the Enc28j60 puts off, I would like the point out that the copper of the circuit board is a great conductor of heat, and is frequently used as a heat sink by designers. Rather than positioning the Enc28j60 off the board with a socket, soldering it directly to the board as close as possible will provide a large improvement in the cooling of this part. The circuit board is a heat sink, don't forget to use it! |
Latest revision as of 21:54, 11 April 2012
Regarding the heat that the Enc28j60 puts off, I would like the point out that the copper of the circuit board is a great conductor of heat, and is frequently used as a heat sink by designers. Rather than positioning the Enc28j60 off the board with a socket, soldering it directly to the board as close as possible will provide a large improvement in the cooling of this part. The circuit board is a heat sink, don't forget to use it!
