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Introduction to ASI on Cooling of Electronic Systems

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Cooling of Electronic Systems

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Cooling requirements in microelectronics are among the toughest barriers of to develop faster, smaller, and still more reliable systems. During the Institute, studies and review of papers on forced and natural air convection and liquid cooling (direct and indirect) were presented. This Institute also address the need for further research on the heat transfer in electronics. It is aimed to introduce various cooling methods in electronics and to compare the advantages and disadvantages of various cooling techniques to see the extend to which the designer can depend on them in the future.

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kakaƧ, S. (1994). Introduction to ASI on Cooling of Electronic Systems. In: KakaƧ, S., YĆ¼ncĆ¼, H., Hijikata, K. (eds) Cooling of Electronic Systems. NATO ASI Series, vol 258. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-1090-7_1

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