Aircraft are powerful vehicles with engines capable of creating enough thrust and propulsion for flight, and with fuel combustion serving as the most common method of generation still, many aircraft face issues with heat that must be properly managed to avoid damage. While aviation manufacturers continue to expand their endeavors to bring about more electrization for engines, there are still ways in which temperatures can cause issues despite removing the engine combustion process. In modern Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and military aircraft, a wide variety of advanced electronics and systems are required for successful operations. These devices utilize various circuits that route power, all of which generate excess heat that may spread into avionics and other assemblies. Because of this, manufacturers must implement proper cooling technology and methods to ensure that heat is efficiently removed for the health of avionics.