Liquid Cooling Plate

Liquid Cooling Plate：

Liquid Cooling Plate is a plate-shaped device used for heat dissipation, typically in high-power electronic devices. They are made of metallic plates with a series of channels through which a coolant liquid flows to absorb and transfer heat.

Liquid Cooling Plates are typically made of copper or aluminum, which have good thermal conductivity and can effectively transfer heat from electronic components to the flowing coolant liquid. The surface of the liquid cooling plate is usually processed and treated to enhance surface flatness and heat transfer performance.

The design of Liquid Cooling Plate can be adjusted according to specific application requirements. For example, the channels of the liquid cooling plate can have different shapes and arrangements to suit different heat dissipation needs. Additionally, the size and shape of the liquid cooling plate can also be designed according to the size and shape of the device.

Compared to other types of heat sinks, Liquid Cooling Plates typically have higher heat dissipation performance, achieving higher heat transfer rates and lower temperatures. However, the manufacturing cost of Liquid Cooling Plates is relatively high, making them typically suitable for high-end applications that require efficient heat dissipation.