An Optimized Method of Heat Sink Design for Controller Chip

Qiang Gao; Shao Hua Deng; Si Lei Shen; Tie Liu Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.563.262

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An Optimized Method of Heat Sink Design for Controller Chip

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The heat dissipation design is very important for controller chip. But the traditional methods can not get the best results. This paper introduces the basic theory about the heat dissipation design and puts forward an optimized method of the heat sink design. This paper uses the thermodynamic principle and matlab simulation to determine the geometrical size of heat sink which can make the controller chip work on the 50°C environmental temperature and the inner temperature of chip under 150°C. Using this method we can design the heat sink quickly and efficiently, and realize a balance between the performance and cost.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 563)

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May 2014

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Qiang Gao*, Shao Hua Deng, Si Lei Shen, Tie Liu Wang

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Controller Chip, Heat Dissipation, Heat Sink Design, Thermal Model, Thermal Resistance

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