Researcher finds faster, cheaper way to cool electronic devices
Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a new technique of cooling electronic devices which they claim and prove through their findings that it can lead to an increase of performance by improving the rate of heat exchange, while also lowering the cost of manufacturing. The scientists’ findings might lead to a new generation [...]A novel technique cools electronic devices faster and cheaper is a post from ZME Science. © ZME Science - All Rights Reserved. Thank you for being a subscriber, Download your very own FREE copy of our recently released e-book "Our Incredible World, Like You've Never Seen It Before".
Researcher finds faster, cheaper way to cool electronic devices
Tue 10 Apr 12 from Nanotechweb
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A novel technique cools electronic devices faster and cheaper
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Mon 9 Apr 12 from ZME Science
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