Yes inside even a large Hammond case they will get quite hot... You
could use a pelter or the such to cool it.
Jason
vincentkassis wrote:
> We want to use the extended temperature TS-7250-32-32F ARM board in a
> weatherproof enclosure. We have been testing in a Hammond
> Manufacturing polycarbonate enclosure (it fits in the 1554H2 quite well).
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> We think that the board overheats and reacts strangely after a certain
> time in the enclosure. We know that plastic conducts less well than
> metal, but is it normal that the ARM overheats like that?
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> Did anybody experience similar problems before?
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> Did anybody use a weatherproof plastic (preferably polycarbonate)
> enclosure with an ARM with success before?
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> Can anyone suggest a metallic enclosure that could be used without the
> need for very specialized tooling?
>
> Thank you very much for your help,
>
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> Vincent
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