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Joseph Mennucci

Joseph is the Director of New Product Development at Wakefield Solutions.  Joe is an engineering graduate form Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with 20+ years of experience in the specialty metals industry working for E.I. DuPont, Engelhard Industries and Brush Wellman Engineered Materials. Joe spent over 10 years at heat sink manufacturer Advanced Thermal Solutions as Engineering Manager before joining Wakefield. Custom thermal and mechanical solutions were the basis of numerous successful products. Joe’s history of servicing customers with new materials, processes and products has yielded over 10 US and International Patents.


  • Hi Joseph, I need some help with a heat pump system I'm workin on, would you be able to help me with a couple of answers? Thanks

  • I wish to tryout the Element14/Newark Multicomp Peltier thermoelectric modules in cascade for cooling an LNA block of a sensitive microwave band receiver as an alternative to a cryocooler.

     

    1. What is the material used for the shells of these modules, eg MULTICOMP - MCPE-127-10-13 - PELTIER COOLER, 38.1W?

     

    2. Do you have  dielectric constant values for this material and similar of your products across a range of frequencies, ie 10 MHz, 100MHz, 500MHz, 1Ghz, 2GHz, 5GHz, 10 GHz

     

    3. What adhesive should I use to bond these modules together? Do you have any material data ie dielectric, thermal properties, on the adhesive?

     

    Kind regards,

     

    Julian Grodzicky

  • JOE,

     

    WHAT IS THE PROPER WAY TO STORE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS ASSEMBLIES. LYING DOWN OR CAN THEY BE PLACED IN TRAYS?

     

     

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