A survey of the thermal stability of an active heat sink

A survey of the thermal stability of an active heat sink
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10.1109/itherm.1996.534585
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1996-05
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InterSociety Conference on Thermal Phenomena in Electronic Systems, I-THERM V
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通讯作者:
E. De Baetselier;W. Goedertier;G. De Mey
E. De Baetselier;W. Goedertier;G. De Mey
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作者:
E. De Baetselier;W. Goedertier;G. De Mey

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