INTENSIFIED COOLING SYSTEM OF A SINGLE POWERFUL LED Russian patent published in 2017 - IPC F21V29/00 

Abstract RU 2621320 C1

FIELD: physics.

SUBSTANCE: intensified cooling system of a single high-power LED consists of a heat-conducting base that forms, in the closest proximity to the p-n transition of the LED, a heat exchange surface intensified by radial finning made in the form of microchannels of triangular cross section with an LED on it. To the heat-conducting base, on the side of the intensifying surface, a heat pipe is connected, filled with 20-25% of heat carrier so that the condensation region is above the evaporation region and the coolant flows into the heating zone under the influence of gravity.

EFFECT: providing high-efficiency heat removal with a minimum value of heat transfer resistance from a single high-power LED.

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Authors

Chinnov Evgenij Anatolevich

Dates

2017-06-02Published

2015-12-08Filed