18198506. SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH TWO-PHASE COOLING STRUCTURE simplified abstract (SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.)
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH TWO-PHASE COOLING STRUCTURE
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Inventor(s)
Sungchan Kang of Suwon-si (KR)
SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH TWO-PHASE COOLING STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18198506 titled 'SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE WITH TWO-PHASE COOLING STRUCTURE
- Simplified Explanation:
This semiconductor device includes a cooling channel with an ultrasonic vibrator to prevent vapor stagnation and film generation in the semiconductor chip.
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Semiconductor chip with integrated circuit - Cooling channel for coolant flow - Ultrasonic vibrator in the cooling channel - Vibration of coolant to prevent vapor issues
- Potential Applications:
- Cooling of semiconductor chips in electronic devices - Preventing overheating in high-performance computing systems - Enhancing the efficiency of cooling systems in various applications
- Problems Solved:
- Stagnation of vapors in semiconductor chips - Generation of vapor film affecting performance - Overheating issues in electronic devices
- Benefits:
- Improved cooling efficiency - Enhanced performance of semiconductor devices - Extended lifespan of electronic components
- Commercial Applications:
- Data centers - High-performance computing systems - Automotive electronics
- Questions about Semiconductor Cooling Device:
1. How does the ultrasonic vibrator prevent vapor stagnation in the cooling channel? 2. What are the potential long-term benefits of using this technology in electronic devices?
- Frequently Updated Research:
- Ongoing studies on the impact of ultrasonic vibration on coolant flow in semiconductor devices.
Original Abstract Submitted
A semiconductor device includes a semiconductor chip including a semiconductor integrated circuit, and a cooling channel formed in the semiconductor chip and providing a moving path for a coolant. An ultrasonic vibrator may be arranged in the cooling channel. The ultrasonic vibrator may vibrate the coolant. By doing so, the stagnation of vapors and/or generation of a vapor film may be reduced or prevented.