Method of cooling a semiconductor device with a cooling unit, us

Heat exchange – Regenerator – Checker brick structure

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165185, 165 803, 165 804, 357 81, 357 82, 420555, 361385, 361386, 361387, H05K 720, F28D 2100

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ABSTRACT:
A method of cooling a semiconductor device with a cooling unit, using a metal sherbet, which is metal being in a state of a mixed phase consisting of a liquid phase and a solid phase, as a heat conducting body put between the cooling unit and the semiconductor device for transferring heat generated in the semiconductor device to the cooling unit. The metal sherbet is metal, such as In-Ga binary system, in which solids of In-Ga solid solution are dispersed in an In and Ga liquid at a temperature obtained under normal operations of the semiconductor device and the cooling unit.

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