Microsoft technology licensing, llc (20240314917). Circuit Board Cooling Configurations simplified abstract
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Circuit Board Cooling Configurations
Organization Name
microsoft technology licensing, llc
Inventor(s)
Ruslan Nagimov of Redmond WA (US)
Circuit Board Cooling Configurations - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240314917 titled 'Circuit Board Cooling Configurations
The abstract discusses thermal management in a circuit board with concentric zones, including a cryogenically cooled chip in the inner zone and non-cryogenic components in the outer zone. The intermediate zone slows thermal energy movement between the outer and inner zones.
- The circuit board includes inner, intermediate, and outer concentric zones.
- A cryogenically cooled chip is located in the inner zone.
- Non-cryogenic electronic components are positioned in the outer zone.
- The intermediate zone has a skeletonized configuration to slow thermal energy movement.
- This design helps manage the heat generated by the components effectively.
Potential Applications: - High-performance computing systems - Aerospace and defense electronics - Automotive electronic control units
Problems Solved: - Efficient thermal management in electronic devices - Prevention of overheating and component failure
Benefits: - Improved reliability and longevity of electronic components - Enhanced performance of high-power systems
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Thermal Management Solutions for High-Performance Electronics" This technology can be utilized in data centers, telecommunications infrastructure, and industrial automation systems to enhance performance and reliability.
Questions about Thermal Management Solutions: 1. How does the skeletonized configuration in the intermediate zone help in thermal management?
- The skeletonized configuration slows down the transfer of thermal energy between the outer and inner zones, preventing overheating of the components.
2. What are the potential drawbacks of cryogenically cooling a chip in terms of practical implementation?
- Cryogenic cooling may require specialized equipment and maintenance, adding complexity and cost to the system.
Original Abstract Submitted
the discussion relates to thermal management. one example can include a circuit board including inner, intermediate, and outer generally concentric zones and a cryogenically cooled chip located in the inner zone as well as non-cryogenic electronic components positioned in the outer zone. in this example, the intermediate zone can have a skeletonized configuration that slows thermal energy movement from the outer zone to the inner zone.
