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Sounds like you might have other problems, Chad, unless it's an ambient 
temperature issue.  If ambient, can you enclose the board and use an 
on-board thermistor to control an external thermo-electric module?  A 
heatsink will eventually just stabilize at the ambient temperature, plus 
a little, then you'd be in the same quagmire.

Sounds like you need temperature stability rather than heat dissipation.


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Chad G wrote:

>   The problem isn't the tiny26 itself. Its the board temperature around the it. The tiny is absorbing that heat and its effecting the CPU Clock Freq. 
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>dlc@frii.com wrote:          I'm curious as to why. I can't imagine the TINY26 needing a heatsink.
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>>I'm looking for a heat sink that will fit a Tiny26 (SO-20). If anyone
>>knows where I can find one I would appreciate the help.
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>>Thanks
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