Flexible membrane radiator
A heat sink and flexible membrane technology, applied in the thermal field, can solve problems such as limited installation direction, bending and accumulation of flexible membranes, and achieve the effects of simple manufacturing process, fast heat transfer speed, and high heat dissipation efficiency
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Embodiment 1
[0030] Embodiment 1: attached figure 1 , figure 2 The shown flexible diaphragm radiator is composed of a heat conducting diaphragm group 10, a skeleton 20, and an isolation grid 30. The heat conducting diaphragm group 10 is placed in the skeleton 20, and the isolation grid 30 is fixed on the skeleton 20; the heat conducting diaphragm group 10 is composed of several square small-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 11 and several pieces of "convex"-shaped large-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 12 arranged alternately and stacked, and the small-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 11 and large-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 12 After the combination, one thickness side a is aligned and ground, and the ground thickness side is pasted on the surface of the integrated circuit 40 with heat-conducting adhesive, outside the overlapping surface of the small-area flexible heat-conducting film 11 and the large-area flexible heat-conducting film 12 An air gap layer ...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Example 2: image 3 Shown is a flexible membrane heat exchanger in which strip-shaped large-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 12 and strip-shaped small-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 11 are stacked alternately. The length direction is arranged at 90°. 40 in the figure is the heat source to be dissipated.
Embodiment 3
[0032] Example 3: Figure 4 Shown is a flexible membrane heat exchanger in which strip-shaped large-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 12 and strip-shaped small-area flexible heat-conducting membranes 11 are stacked alternately. The seed diaphragms are arranged at 90° along the length direction. 40 in the figure is the heat source to be dissipated.
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