Delphi's efficient, quiet, small axial fans can be tailored for a variety of electronics applications
Taipei, Taiwan — Last January, Delphi Corp. (PINKSHEETS: DPHIQ) gave electronics-industry insiders a detailed look at its evolving, wide-ranging portfolio of energy efficient, environmentally-friendly electronics cooling systems at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. This week (June 3-7), a new group of more than 135,000 electronics experts will experience Delphi's Thermal offerings — including axial fans and blowers — at the world's second largest information communications technology (ICT) show, the 28th annual Computex Taipei 2008 show at the Taipei World Trade Center Nangang Exhibition Hall.
In addition, Delphi will host a welcome reception Thursday, June 5, from 9:30 a.m. until noon in room 402a. During the reception, Delphi will present the following seminars:
A complete overview of Delphi Thermal Systems, including its electronics cooling footprint (10 a.m.)
Technology requirements for automotive cooling and electronic devices (10:15 a.m.)
An introduction to Delphi Taiwan's quality assurance and research and development principles (10:30 a.m.)
During the show, in booth number N1409, Delphi will display its innovative direct current (DC) small axial fans — which incorporate leading-edge air management technology to help provide enhanced cooling for a variety of electronic devices — as well as DC centrifugal blowers, which are ideally suited for cooling electronics components in small, tight packaging applications. Both technologies are available in various sizes. Typical applications include computer systems, portable CD and DVD players, stereo components, overhead projectors, laptop computers and server-based computer systems.
"For spot-cooling applications, including computers and entertainment systems, Delphi's technology will provide better performance in a quiet, energy-efficient manner," said Scott Graham, managing director, Delphi Thermal Systems, Asia Pacific. "In the end, it's a win-win situation: manufacturers realize better output and energy usage while consumers experience better equipment performance."
Delphi Showcases Innovative Cooling Systems at Computex Taipei 2008 Show/2
Delphi can also custom design products to meet any manufacturer's or product's demands. Delphi has the capability to develop new designs quickly and the resources to perform extensive testing throughout the development and manufacturing process.
"For example, on some devices we found power consumption reductions of 15 to 20 percent over comparable competitive products," said Charlie Huang, general manager, Delphi Electronics Cooling Systems. "We've also noted noise reduction of two decibels or more with significant improvement in tonal attributes on those same products."
In addition, reliability testing has proven that a number of Delphi's axial fans outperformed the competition in terms of life expectancy — yet another benefit for electronics manufacturers and consumers.
ABOUT COMPUTEX TAIPEI
Entering its 28th year, Computex Taipei is the world's largest ICT procurement platform and is taking advantage of its brand-new venue — the Taipei World Trade Center Nangang Exhibition Hall — to allow more exhibitors from home and afar to showcase more state-of-the-art technologies and products. For more information, visit www.computextaipei.com.tw.
ABOUT DELPHI THERMAL SYSTEMS
Delphi's Thermal Systems division delivers enhanced energy efficiency, environmentally-friendly, world-class comfort and convenience through fully integrated heating and cooling systems, modules and components globally. For more information, visit www.delphi.com.
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