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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Cooling of electronics"”.
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A piezoelectric translational flow agitator for active air cooling of electronics.
… increases due to the rapid development of integrated circuits with micro-nano fabrication, the need increases for powerful cooling facilities. Different cooling schemes such as liquid cooling, direct sprays, boiling heat transfer, etc. have been developed to meet the needs of heat …
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Investigation of static and dynamic enhancement of laminar natural convection cooling of electronics
With the proliferation of consumer electronics devices and the increasingly demanding thermal control requirements for such devices, more effective and efficient means of cooling electronics are needed. The feasibility of three alternative approaches to enhancing pure natural convection cooling of …
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Sparking an increase in volumetric and specific density for power converters with avant-garde thermal management strategies, topologies, and packaging schemes
Increasing electrification of mechanically controlled or driven systems has created a demand for the development of compact, lightweight electronics. Removing waste heat from these high volumetric and gravimetric power dense assemblies, especially in mobile applications, requires a thorough …
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Active heat transfer enhancement in integrated fan heat sinks
Modern computer processors require significant cooling to achieve their full performance. The "efficiency" of heat sinks is also becoming more important: cooling of electronics consumes 1% of worldwide electricity use by some estimates. Unfortunately, current cooling technologies often focus on …
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Active heat transfer enhancement in integrated fan heat sinks
Modern computer processors require significant cooling to achieve their full performance. The "efficiency" of heat sinks is also becoming more important: cooling of electronics consumes 1% of worldwide electricity use by some estimates. Unfortunately, current cooling technologies often focus on …
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Using the inverse heat conduction problem and thermography for the determination of local heat transfer coefficients and fin effectiveness for longitudinal fins
… in numerous applications, such as production of electricity, building climatisation, food preparation,... Since energy consumption has increased tremendously in the last decades and this trend will continue, the concept of energy efficiency has become omnipresent. In electronics …
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Periodic reverse flow in microchannel evaporators
… for instance, microchannel heat sinks for cooling of electronics. Due to the industry’s strict requirement for thermal stability, previous research on flow instabilities in microchannels has been largely focused on heat sinks for electronic cooling. There is a lack of understanding of the …