No, I'm not building this at this time. Just a question in the theory of the design.
Consider, if you will, a heat sink system using liquid silicon in an enclosed tank, a Peltier junction with a heat sink cooling the liquid and a heat sink for power transistors with fins down into the tank. A small pump circulates the liquid. How does one calculate the cooling capacity per square inch of heat sink?
What are the intelligent questions that need to be asked?
The military system is an electronic warfare pod that straps to the bottom of a plane. It replaced a previous Freon (or some such gas) cooling system that kept running out of gas at the wrong time.
Consider, if you will, a heat sink system using liquid silicon in an enclosed tank, a Peltier junction with a heat sink cooling the liquid and a heat sink for power transistors with fins down into the tank. A small pump circulates the liquid. How does one calculate the cooling capacity per square inch of heat sink?
What are the intelligent questions that need to be asked?
The military system is an electronic warfare pod that straps to the bottom of a plane. It replaced a previous Freon (or some such gas) cooling system that kept running out of gas at the wrong time.