Low weight tube fin heat sink
AssigneePhilips Lighting Holding B.V.
InventorsSimon Eme KADIJK, Mohammad MIRSADEGHI, Dirk GEHRELS
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AssigneePhilips Lighting Holding B.V.
InventorsSimon Eme KADIJK, Mohammad MIRSADEGHI, Dirk GEHRELS
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The invention provides a lighting device comprising a light source and a heat sink (200). The heat sink (200) is configured to dissipate thermal energy from the light source when in operation. The heat sink comprises a plurality of pin-shaped fins (210) and a support (220), wherein each fin (210) has a fin height (h) relative to the support (220), a bottom part (213) associated with the support (220) and a top part (214), a cross-section having a first width (d1) and a second width (d2) having a ratio d1/d2 selected from the range of 1.2-10, and a first width axis, wherein the first width axes of the pin-shaped fins (210) are arranged parallel, and wherein the pin-shaped fins (210) are hollow over at least part of their fin height (h).
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A heat sink comprising a plurality of pin-shaped fins and a support, wherein each fin has a fin height relative to the support, a bottom part associated with the support and a top part, a cross-section having a first width and a second width having a ratio d1/d2 selected from the range of 1.2-10, and a first width axis, wherein the first width axes of the pin-shaped fins are arranged parallel, and wherein the pin-shaped fins are hollow over at least part of their fin height, wherein each pin-shaped fin comprises a fin wall with the fin wall defining a cavity within the pin-shaped fin having a cavity height, wherein the cavity has a cavity cross-section with a cavity cross-sectional area, wherein over at least part of the cavity height the cavity cross-sectional area reduces in a direction from the top part to the bottom part.
A lighting device comprising a light source and a heat sink according to claim 1, wherein the heat sink is configured to dissipate thermal energy from the light source when in operation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.