About heat sinks

Since the late 19th century, liquid cooling technology began to emerge and was applied to the cooling of extra-high voltage transformers. Subsequently, it was widely used in the automotive industry.

The development of heat sinks is a process of continuous innovation and progress. From simple metal sheets to today's intelligent

In the thermal management system of new energy vehicles, radiators play a vital role, and their die-casting parts are one of the key factors ensuring the performance and reliability of the radiators.

This is where heat sinks come into play. A heat sink is a passive heat exchanger that is designed to absorb and dissipate the heat generated by the LED.

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