Heat sink
AssigneeWELCON Inc.
InventorsYutaka Suzuki, Takashi Saito, Shingo Ikarashi
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AssigneeWELCON Inc.
InventorsYutaka Suzuki, Takashi Saito, Shingo Ikarashi
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A heat sink is a multilayer cooler for cooling a contacting heat-generating element by flowing a coolant from a fluid inlet to a fluid outlet, and includes a heat-receiving plate, a channel plate, an orifice plate, a header plate, and a bottom plate stacked in this order from the top surface and bonded by diffusion bonding. The channel plate has many cooling micropaths arranged in a matrix. The orifice plate has jet orifices for jetting a coolant into the cooling micropaths and drain orifices for draining the coolant from the cooling micropaths. The header plate includes a baffle that separates the fluid inlet from the fluid outlet. The baffle includes a plurality of parallel plates and first end plates and second end plates that alternately close openings at an end and at the opposite end of the parallel plate. The baffle and the peripheral wall define a supply channel.
A multilayer heat sink that cools an object in contact with the heat sink by flowing a fluid from a fluid inlet to a fluid outlet, the heat sink comprising:
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