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> But my research group at Stanford University has managed what seemed impossible. Wait a minute, others have been doing this already: https://www.df.com/ http
by lateforwork 1y ago
> But my research group at Stanford University has managed what seemed impossible.
Wait a minute, others have been doing this already: https://www.df.com/ https://www.df.com/
How is this different?
See also: https://youtu.be/ggQKZDZsDec https://youtu.be/ggQKZDZsDec
- mutagenesis 1y agoWhat you linked is bonding a diamond substrate to the back of your IC. What's in the post is growing diamond lattice/features directly on your wafer. With the new way, you can get diamond closer to your heat sources, increase contact area, etc. No idea if it actually matters. Is this a single digit percentage increase in thermal conductivity by messing with a finicky, temperamental process? I don't know. What the paper writers are proposing is under the limit of when transistor structures break down, but not by much.
- IAmBroom 1y agoThey mention getting 10's of degrees Celsius improvement. It's very significant.