DN Staff

August 4, 2003

1 Min Read
Dust Proved to be Deadly for Greg's Computer Fan

Tired of replacing failed fan units on his computer, Greg came up with a new, liquid chip-cooling system that seals out dirt and dust. Coolant is circulated by a free-floating internal blade, which is magnetically linked to a drive piece and electric motor. Heat sinks mounted to the top plate provide additional conductive cooling. Designed for easy retrofitting, the unit simply snaps into place and plugs in.

Chip Cooling System Parts List

Amt

Part Description

Allied Part #

1

Power connector

863-4706

2

Terminals

863-4730

6 in.

2 conductor 18 AWG Wire

212-2126

Other parts required: Magnetic impeller (internal), magnetic coupling (external), top and bottom housings, 4-7V electric motor, approximately 1 ounce of coolant

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