Tsen-hsuan Yen

Title: Tsen-hsuan Yen and Cold-Plate Cooling Innovation.

Introduction

Tsen-hsuan Yen is an inventor associated with New Taipei, Taiwan, and Wistron Corporation. Her patent work includes an electronic-device cooling design that uses a cold plate to manage heat from an electronic module.

Latest Patents

Yen is credited with 1 patent, titled “Cold Plate and Electronic Device.” The invention describes an electronic device with a casing that houses an electronic module and a cold plate. The cold plate’s liquid-cooling body makes thermal contact with the module and contains an inlet, an outlet, and a chamber connecting them.

A partition structure inside the chamber forms multiple first channels and two second channels. The first channels lie between and communicate with the second channels, while their extension direction differs from that of the second channels. One second channel connects directly to either the inlet or the outlet. This arrangement defines the coolant-flow paths within the cold plate.

Career Highlights

Yen’s listed patent reflects work on liquid-cooling structures for electronic devices. The design focuses on channel arrangement within a cold plate to support heat transfer from an electronic module.

Collaborations

Yen is associated with Wistron Corporation. Her listed coworkers include Yu-Jei Huang and Yu Chuan Wu.

Conclusion

Tsen-hsuan Yen’s patent documents a cold-plate design that organizes liquid-cooling channels within an electronic device, highlighting her contribution to thermal-management innovation.