A Microchannel Cooling System Driven by Bubble Micropump
A heat dissipation system and micro-channel technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, semiconductor/solid-state device parts, semiconductor devices, etc., can solve the problems that the fan cooling system takes up a lot of space, cannot be used in small electronic equipment, and takes up a lot of space. The effect of simple structure, small loss and stable structure
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[0023] Such as figure 1 As shown, a microchannel heat dissipation system driven by a microbubble pump includes a chip base 1, and the chip base 1 is processed with a microchannel circulation heat dissipation pipeline system; the microchannel circulation heat dissipation pipeline system includes a 1 The heat dissipation assembly 2 on the upper layer, the heat absorption assembly 3 and the microbubble pump assembly 4 all located in the inner layer of the chip substrate 1, and the heat dissipation assembly 2, the heat absorption assembly 3, and the microbubble pump assembly 4 into three The trunk pipe 5 that is connected in series to form a cycle;
[0024] The microbubble pump assembly 4 includes a phase change chamber 5, a one-way split chamber 6, an A buffer chamber 7 located upstream of the one-way split chamber 6, and a B buffer chamber 8 located downstream of the one-way split chamber 6; 3 and the phase change chamber 6 are located in the heat generating area of the chip ...
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[0029] Such as figure 2 , the difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that: A buffer chamber 8 and B buffer chamber 9 are composed of a plurality of capillary channels 13 connected in parallel or in series; the ends of the capillary channels 13 communicate with the outside world; Two one-way valves 15 in the same direction are connected in series at both ends of the distribution cavity tube 16;
[0030] A buffer chamber 8 and B buffer chamber 9 carry pressure fluctuations in the main pipe 5 through the compressibility of the buffer gas 19, and keep absolutely sealed with the outside world, and the inside and outside of the main pipe 5 are kept isolated, and the external interference is small. A buffer chamber 8 and B buffer chamber 9 are formed by a capillary flow channel 13, which generates flow resistance of the cooling liquid 11 through the alienation between the capillary tube 13 and the material of the cooling liquid 11, and is used to carry pressure fluct...
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