Research > Faculty Projects
Heat Transfer Technology for Microelectronics and MEMS, Phase III
Principal Investigator
Alexander Mamishev
Sponsor(s)
Washington Technology Center (WTC)
Award Period
07/01/2007 - 06/30/2008
Abstract
The Electrostatic Fluid Acceleration (EFA) is an emerging
technology that employs electric field to exert force on
ionized gas. Previous implementations of this approach are
energy inefficient and result in slow air velocity in
comparison with conventional fans and blowers. Kronos Air
Technologies (KAT) has developed an improved version of EFA
that makes it commercially valuable. KAT is now using this
new and improved technology to move to new markets. This
project will facilitate entrance of EFA into
microelectronics and MEMS.
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