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How to mount odd size module ?






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Hi,
Just bore the sink you have out to 15mm the widest part of the module. The heat if any will be absorbed by the material.
Rich:)
 
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Hi,
If you like you can send me the module so I can fit it snug with a set screw to hold it in place . and let me know the size of a heat sink you want . I can bore out a 15mm hole to fit the module in a large round piece of aluminum with cooling fins. 1-1/4 round stock . would be perfect.
Rich:)
 
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You said it was larger, but did not specify how much larger. The solutions available to you change drastically as this difference changes.

A digital caliper is $12 or less these days and a very useful tool in general. Get one.
 
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So where you've labeled 12, is it 12 or not? If so, it will fit into a 12mm hole. If not, you've either labeled something wrong, or the precision of your measurements isn't high enough (which is where a caliper would help)

Or perhaps I'm just reading the drawing wrong.
 
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I see. I think you have minimal to gain by trying to insert it further. There is a sufficient level of metal-to-metal contact, and even if this was 40 times the power claimed, it would have no problems dissipating the heat as-is.
 




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