Electrical and electronic components, e.g., processors, transistors, resistors, and relays, react exceptionally sensitively to heat. If the operating temperatures are too high, they become much more susceptible to malfunctions and faults. Overheating can destroy the sensitive components and thus lead to failures and data loss. Such a failure is often associated with high costs for damage limitation and repair of the affected parts. In many systems, the most important thing is the highest possible availability - an overheating-related failure of the system is one of the worst-case scenarios for some systems and must be technically secured and excluded in the best possible way.