Refrigeration – Using electrical or magnetic effect – Thermoelectric; e.g. – peltier effect
Patent
1998-06-19
1999-11-23
Bennett, Henry
Refrigeration
Using electrical or magnetic effect
Thermoelectric; e.g., peltier effect
622592, 361700, 16510433, F25B 2102
Patent
active
059878908
ABSTRACT:
Heat transfer out of a housing for a locallized source of heat such as that produced by a semiconductor chip of electronic apparatus is provided by a low thermal impedance heat transfer member such as a heat pipe, a thermal reservoir or heat transfer buffering member and a Peltier effect device interfaced with the thermal reservoir and the ambient surrounding the housing so as to provide a refrigeration function for the thermal reservoir. A high heat capacity or high latent heat of phase transition material can be used for the thermal reservoir. In a portable computer with a battery power supply, the thermal reservoir can be independent or the battery can be employed in the thermal reservoir functions.
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Chiu George Liang-Tai
Hougham Gareth Geoffrey
Mok Lawrence Shungwei
Bennett Henry
International Business Machines Company
Morris Daniel P.
Riddles Alvin J.
Shulman Mark
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