[Explanatory Material] What is a Water-Cooled Microchannel Heat Sink? *Free Distribution

Fresh refrigerant is evenly distributed within the plane! It is possible to reduce temperature variations, improve cooling efficiency, and achieve low thermal resistance. A heat sink is a component used to cool absorbed heat, commonly used when dissipating heat from heat sources like CPUs, often utilizing a structure called "fins" to release heat into the air or to absorb heat by flowing water inside.
Our company designs, manufactures, and sells water-cooled heat sinks, referred to as "microchannel heat sinks."
The "water-cooled microchannel heat sink" allows fresh refrigerant to be evenly distributed within the plane, reducing temperature variations, improving cooling efficiency, and achieving low thermal resistance.
[Structure]
- Matrix structure
- Distribution flow path
- Microchannel flow paths arranged across the entire cooling surface
- Internal structure that ensures refrigerant is evenly distributed across all flow paths
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