Intel Corporation

Todd Michael Young

Chia-Pin Chiu

Paul J Diglio

Arun Krishnamoorthy

Christopher Roy Schroeder

Gary L Solbrekken

Sung-Won Moon

Imran Yusuf

Joseph F Walczyk

Sruti Chigullapalli

Charles Clifton Fulton

David Won-jun Song

Lothar Kress

Suzana Prsitic

Robert Levi Bennett

Banerjee Koushik

Thermal interface material handing is described for thermal control of an electronic component under test. In one example, a thermal control unit is adapted to control the temperature of at least a portion of an electronic component during testing. A pedestal between the thermal control unit and the electronic component conducts heat from the electronic component to the thermal head. A conduit extends through a portion of the pedestal, to permit the flow of a liquid thermal interface material from an external source to a space between the pedestal and the electronic component. The liquid thermal interface material improves heat conduction between the electronic component and the pedestal. An elastomeric seal between the electronic device and the pedestal constrains the thermal interface fluid within the space between the electronic component and the pedestal.

Thermal interface material handling for thermal control of an electronic component under test

The present invention relates to a thermal solution for hand-held devices. In an embodiment, the present invention implements a thermal gap filler and a system enclosure for effective thermal management of high performance hand-held devices. In an embodiment, a hand-held device of the present invention increases the thermal power dissipation capability by reducing its system thermal resistance.

Passive thermal solution for hand-held devices

One embodiment of the present invention is an electronic assembly which may have a first integrated circuit package mounted to a first side of a substrate and a second integrated circuit package mounted to a second side of the substrate. A thermal plate may be thermally coupled to the first integrated circuit package. A heat sink may be mounted to the thermal plate. A thermal bus may be is thermally coupled to the second integrated circuit package and the thermal plate. The thermal bus bar allows heat to flow from the second integrated circuit package to the thermal plate and heat sink. The electronic assembly of the present invention can thus remove heat from integrated circuit packages located on both sides of a substrate with only one heat sink.

Thermal bus bar design for an electronic cartridge

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Todd Michael Young