H212 THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF A RESONANT COOLING DEVICE FOR CPU IN A PERSONAL COMPUTER(Electronics cooling-3)
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概要
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The present study investigates thermal performance of an innovative resonant cooling device for Pentium 150MHz central processing unit (CPU) in a desktop personal computer. The new resonant cooling method induces an acoustic pressure wave with a resonant forcing frequency to a heat sink that has a specific natural shedding frequency. The external acoustic forcing is produced by a woofer with a predetermined frequency and velocity amplitude generated from a sinusoidal pulse generator and a signal amplifier. The woofer is installed vertically on the outside plate of a desktop personal computer so that low-frequency acoustic pressure wave intrudes normally the top surface of the heat sink for CPU. The experimental results show that when the external forcing frequency is in tune with a specific natural frequency, the surface temperature of the CPU is dramatically reduced without a conventional cooling fan. The reduction in the surface temperature of the CPU is more pronounced for the acoustic excitation of high velocity amplitude.
- 一般社団法人日本機械学会の論文
- 2000-10-01
著者
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Kim Sung
Flow Control Research Center Korea Institute Of Science And Technology
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Kim Seo
Thermal
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Kang Byung
Thermal
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