In order to prevent system failure of the electronics and guarantee efficient heat dissipation, heat sinks are ideal for providing cooling effects in electronics. Therefore, in this article, we would answer the question: how does a heat sink work? We would also explore the importance of a heat sink, the basics of a heat sink design, and how to optimize a heat sink design for optimal electronics performance. Let’s dive right in.
Heat Sink Design Basics
A heat sink is a mechanical component used in electronic devices to prevent overheating electrical components by providing supplementary cooling. It dissipates heat from an electrical component, usually a power transistor, to the surrounding environment. This environment is most commonly a lower temperature fluid medium like air or a liquid coolant.
Heat sinks are usually in transistors or processors. Manufacturers fit them with a built-in fan to dissipate energy from the electronic. However, not all heat sinks have a
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