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  • 2010High-aspect-ratio metal microchannel plates for microelectronic cooling applications35citations

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  • Dhariwal, R. S.
  • Leonard, M.
  • Drufke, A.
  • Flynn, D.
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High-aspect-ratio metal microchannel plates for microelectronic cooling applications

  • Dhariwal, R. S.
  • Leonard, M.
  • Drufke, A.
  • Flynn, D.
  • Yu, W.
  • Desmulliez, Mpy
  • Horvath, G.
  • Poppe, A.
  • Kohari, Z.
  • Bognár, G.
  • Rencz, M.
Abstract

<p>A new manufacturing process and the characterization of high-aspect-ratio metal microchannel plates for microelectronic cooling applications are reported in this article. A nickel-based microchannel cooling plate, with channels of width 20 µm and aspect ratio up to 3.6:1, has been successfully fabricated using a modified UV-LIGA process. Similar metal microstructures, based on electroplated copper, have also been obtained with a width of 15 µm and an aspect ratio of up to 5:1. In both cases, an over-plate technology was used to electroform the metallic microchannel plates in a single manufacturing step. Hydrodynamic and cooling characteristics of the microchannel plates such as flow rate and heat resistance have been measured. A heat transfer coefficient of 511 W m<sup>-2</sup> K<sup>-1</sup> for a flow rate of 120 l h<sup>-1</sup> has been obtained for the 20 µm wide nickel-based microchannel. © 2010 IOP Publishing Ltd.</p>

Topics
  • microstructure
  • nickel
  • copper
  • heat resistance