User talk:Juan8a

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Proposed deletion of Heat sources in integrated circuits

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A very extensive subject that this essay fails to approach - better nothing than this.

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Don't get it personal, but the subject, taken wide, is indeed too complex to grasp from a college bench. It did not "gain an increasing interest in recent years", rather, heat was always a constraint in both analogue and digital ICs since 1960s. Also, consider proper naming of the subject - sources are important, but they are usually very basic, what could be simpler than ohmic resistance or the voltage drop across C-E path? Handling heat and decreasing heat output is the job, but it's beyond sources. NVO (talk) 13:55, 8 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]