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On-chip hot spot cooling using silicon thermoelectric microcoolers
Peng Wang
, Avram Bar-Cohen
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On chip
100%
Hotspot Cooling
100%
Thermoelectric
100%
Microcooler
100%
Silicon chip
100%
Joule Heating
50%
Doping Concentration
25%
Three-dimensional (3D)
25%
Cooling Method
25%
High Heat Flux
25%
Microprocessor
25%
Cooling Performance
25%
Heat Flux
25%
Thermoelectric Cooler
25%
Analytical Thermal Model
25%
Chip Thickness
25%
Conductive-convective
25%
Electrical Contact Resistance
25%
Thermal Management
25%
Conventional Cooling
25%
Hot-spot Heating
25%
Background Heating
25%
Convective Cooling
25%
Thermoelectric Cooling
25%
Hot Temperature
25%
Thermoelectric Heating
25%
Hot-spot Size
25%
Engineering
Microcooler
100%
Thermoelectricity
100%
Hot Spot
100%
Resistance Heating
25%
Microprocessor Chips
12%
Conductive
12%
Spot Size
12%
Cooling Performance
12%
Convective
12%
Thermal Model
12%
Chip Thickness
12%
Heat Flux
12%
Material Science
Silicon
100%
Thermoelectrics
100%
Resistance Heating
28%
Joule Heating
28%
Contact Resistance
14%
Thermal Management
14%
Doping Concentration
14%