ICK SMD F 8 SA - Fischer Elektronik - Heat Sink, For SMD, 74 °C/W
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IC heat sink for SMD assembly (small) from FISCHER ELEKTRONIK | MISUMI
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Heatsinks for SMD
Efficient Heat Dissipation with SMD Heat Sinks Keeps You From Dropping PCBs | Blog | CircuitMaker
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14x14x0.6)mm Heatsink for SMD Components – HandsOn Tech
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