What does HS stand for?

Heat Sink (electronics)

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Accessories include thermal interface pads, clear touch safe SSR covers and heat sink mounting hardware.

HS Series of heat sinks

Key features of the new facility are two green roof gardens, which work to avoid a potential heat sink on the roof and mitigate rain runoff.

Hospital project wins enviro prize

4 pounds, the device features an aluminum heat sink design and is bus-powered via a FireWire interface.

Mobile storage

The motor casing serves as the heat sink for the servo/control system, which is attached to the long axis of the motor, adding only a small amount to the cross-sectional profile.

Motion control drive

com) boasts a heat sink on which the laser bar is centered.

Laser diode array

As a supplier to a number of Fortune 500 companies, such as the electronics company whose heat sinks Lavigne manufactures, everyone in the firm is quality-conscious, such as with the heat sink deburring effort.

Deburring turns into a Cinderella story: the unique shape of an ...

The Loctite[R] Bead-on-Bead adhesives represent a new concept in the bonding of heat-dissipating electrical and electronic devices to conventional heat sinks and spreaders.

Thermally conductive adhesives

The assembly is encased in an aluminum housing that acts as a heat sink, providing increased panel brightness--as much as 20X to 50X brighter by driving the LEDs at a higher current.

Modular light engine