Jason Wells

Title: Jason Wells and Semiconductor Thermal Management

Introduction

Jason Wells is an inventor associated with West Lafayette, Indiana, and Pc Krause and Associates, Inc. His patent work addresses thermal management for semiconductor power modules.

Latest Patents

Wells is named on one patent, “Power Module Thermal Management System.” The invention describes a baseplate assembly containing a baseplate and semiconductor die, together with a fluid-flow system designed to remove heat from both components.

One flow path uses submerged jet impingement to direct fluid onto the semiconductor die’s upper surface for direct cooling. A second path carries fluid in thermal contact with the baseplate. Together, the paths transfer heat away from the die and baseplate to cool the assembly.

Career Highlights

Wells’s listed patent contribution focuses on cooling semiconductor power modules through coordinated fluid flow and direct die cooling. His record includes 1 patent.

Collaborations

Wells is associated with Pc Krause and Associates, Inc. His listed coworkers include Nicholas Benavides and Justin Weibel.

Conclusion

Jason Wells’s patent describes a dual-path thermal management approach that cools both a semiconductor die and its baseplate, highlighting his contribution to power-module cooling technology.