The More Water Channels Of The Liquid Cold Plate, The Better

In fact, there are?thermal heat sinks?inside many electronic products, especially electronic devices with faster shipping speeds, such as computer hosts. There are many types of heat sinks, and different types of thermal heat sinks have different characteristics. The liquid cold plate is one of many heat sinks. This type of heat sink has a water inlet and a water outlet, and there are many water channels inside the heat sink. And because the?liquid cold plate ?has many water channels, it can give full play to the advantages of water-cooling and can take away more heat. This is the principle of the water-cooled plate. No matter what type of heat sink, its purpose is to reduce the heat inside the device.

A heat pipe cold plate is a heat transfer element with extremely high thermal conductivity. It transfers heat through the evaporation and condensation of liquid in a fully enclosed vacuum tube. It uses fluid principles such as hair absorption to achieve a cooling effect similar to a refrigerator compressor. It has a series of advantages such as extremely high thermal conductivity, good isothermal property, the heat transfer area on both sides of the cold and heat can be changed arbitrarily, the heat can be transferred over a long distance, and the temperature can be controlled, and the heat exchanger composed of heat pipes has high heat transfer efficiency , Compact structure, low fluid resistance and other advantages. Due to its special heat transfer characteristics, the tube wall temperature can be controlled to avoid dew point corrosion.

Liquid cooling cold plate uses liquid to forcefully circulate under the drive of a pump to take away the heat of the radiator. Compared with air cooling, it has the advantages of quietness, stable cooling, and less dependence on the environment. However, heat pipes are more expensive than liquid cooling, and installation is more troublesome.

When choosing a thermal heat sinks, you can choose according to your actual needs and economic conditions, and the principle is enough.