Electronics package with improved thermal management by thermoac

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1992-10-29

1994-04-19

Capossela, Ronald C.

Refrigeration

Gas compression, heat regeneration and expansion, e.g.,...

60520, 622592, F25B 900

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053035550

ABSTRACT:
Electronic chips are cooled to an efficient operating temperature by engaging their exposed planar surfaces with a heat sink assembly. The heat sink assembly is a part of the cold end heat sink of a thermoacoustic heat pump that utilizes either traveling wave or standing wave heat pumping to transport heat from the cold end heat exchanger to the warm end heat exchanger, utilizing a coaxial pulse tube refrigerator to pump or transport the heat from the electronic chips and the cold end heat exchanger.

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