Intel Corporation

Zhihua Li

Shankar Devasenathipathy

Joseph B Petrini

Hemanth K Dhavaleswarapu

Steven B Roach

George S Kostiew

Cheng-Chieh Hsieh

Ioan Sauciuc

George K Chen

Amram Eitan

Hakan Erturk

Xuejiao Hu

Sanjoy Kumar Saha

Pranav K Desai

Feras Eid

Qing Tan

Chau V Ho

Qinrong Yu

Soumyadipta Basu

Jack Hu

Various embodiments of thermal compression bonding transient cooling solutions are described. Those embodiments include a an array of vertically separated micro channels coupled to a heater surface, wherein every outlet micro channel comprises two adjacent inlet micro channel, and wherein an inlet and outlet manifold are coupled to the array of micro channels, and wherein the heater surface and the micro channels are coupled within the same block.

High performance transient uniform cooling solution for thermal compression bonding process

Embodiments of a thermal compression bonding (TCB) process cooling manifold, a TCB process system, and a method for TCB using the cooling manifold are disclosed. In some embodiments, the cooling manifold comprises a pre-mixing chamber that is separated from a mixing chamber by a baffle. The baffle may comprise at least one concentric pattern formed through the baffle such that the primary cooling fluid in the pre-mixing chamber is substantially evenly distributed to the mixing chamber. The pre-mixing chamber may be coupled to a source of primary cooling fluid. The mixing chamber may have an input configured to accept the primary cooling fluid and an output to output the primary cooling fluid.

Thermal compression bonding process cooling manifold

Embodiments of the present description relate to mechanisms for transferring heat through a microelectronic substrate from a photonic device to a heat dissipation device. In one embodiment, the microelectronic substrate may comprise a highly thermally conductive dielectric material. In another embodiment, the microelectronic substrate may comprise a conductive insert within the microelectronic substrate wherein the photonic device is in thermal contact with the conductive insert proximate one surface of the microelectronic substrate and the heat dissipation device is thermal contact with the conductive insert proximate an opposing surface of the microelectronic substrate. In still another embodiment, a stepped heat spreader, having a base portion and a pedestal portion, has the pedestal portion inserted through the microelectronic substrate, wherein the photonic device is in thermal contact with the pedestal portion proximate one surface of the microelectronic substrate and the heat dissipation device is thermal contact with the base portion.

Heat removal from photonic devices

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed towards techniques and configurations for thermal management of an integrated circuit assembly using a jumping-drops vapor chamber. In one embodiment, an apparatus includes a die having a first side including a plurality of integrated circuit devices that are configured to generate heat when in operation, and a second side disposed opposite to the first side, and a vapor chamber including a liquid, an evaporator including a surface that is thermally coupled with the second side of the die, the evaporator being configured to evaporate the liquid to vapor, and a condenser including a superhydrophobic surface and configured to condense the vapor, wherein energy released from coalescence of condensed vapor on the superhydrophobic surface causes the condensed vapor to jump from the superhydrophobic surface of the condenser to the surface of the evaporator. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Heat removal in an integrated circuit assembly using a jumping-drops vapor chamber

The present invention discloses a method of cooling an ultramobile device with microfins attached to an external wall of an enclosure surrounding the ultramobile device.

Microfins for cooling an ultramobile device

In some embodiments, transpiration cooling and fuel cell for ultra mobile applications is presented. In this regard, an apparatus is introduced having an integrated circuit device, a fuel cell to power the integrated circuit device, wherein the fuel cell produces water as a byproduct, a chassis to house the integrated circuit device and the fuel cell, and a skin to cover the chassis, the skin comprising a waterproof layer configured to prevent water from contacting the integrated circuit device and a water absorbent layer of hydro gel configured to absorb water. Other embodiments are also disclosed and claimed.

Transpiration cooling and fuel cell for ultra mobile applications

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Chandler, AZ, United States of America

Zhihua Li