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US 12,114,464 B2Granted
Liquid immersion cooler
AssigneeTaiwan Microloops Corp.
InventorChun-Teng Chiu
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Abstract
A liquid immersion cooler includes a metal case, a soldering layer, a heat conduction layer, and a porous structure. The metal case has a heated surface and a cooling surface disposed on back of the heated surface. The soldering layer is laid on the cooling surface. The heat conduction layer is laid on the soldering layer. The porous structure is laid on the heat conduction layer. Therefore, the waste heat from an electronic heat source may be rapidly dissipated.
Claims8
A liquid immersion cooler comprising:
- a metal case, comprising a heated surface and a cooling surface disposed on back of the heated surface;
- a soldering layer, laid on the cooling surface;
- a heat conduction layer, laid on the soldering layer;
- and
- a porous structure, laid on the heat conduction layer,
- wherein the porous structure is a woven metal mesh;
- wherein a mesh value of the woven metal mesh is greater than or equal to 65.
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A liquid immersion cooler comprising:
- a metal case, comprising a heated surface and a cooling surface disposed on back of the heated surface;
- a soldering layer, laid on the cooling surface;
- a heat conduction layer, laid on the soldering layer;
- and
- a porous structure, laid on the heat conduction layer,
- wherein the porous structure is a woven metal mesh;
- wherein the woven metal mesh comprises multiple mesh units stacked with each other.
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A liquid immersion cooler comprising:
- a metal case, comprising a heated surface and a cooling surface disposed on back of the heated surface;
- a soldering layer, laid on the cooling surface;
- a heat conduction layer, laid on the soldering layer;
- and
- a porous structure, laid on the heat conduction layer
- wherein the porous structure is a woven metal mesh;
- wherein the woven metal mesh is connected to the heat conduction layer in a diffusion bonding manner.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.