Air cooling technology is a cooling method that uses air flow to remove heat. Its core principle is to use a fan to drive air flow, remove heat from the heat-generating object through the heat sink, and form a continuous air flow cycle to achieve a cooling effect.

Air cooling is a cooling method, which usually increases the surface area of ​​the object to be cooled, or speeds up the rate at which air flows through the object per unit time, or both. The former can be achieved by adding a heat sink to the surface of the object, usually hanging the heat sink outside the object or fixing it to the object to make heat dissipation more efficient. The latter can use a fan (blower) to enhance ventilation and strengthen the cooling effect. In most cases, adding a heat sink can greatly improve the cooling efficiency.

A heat sink is a device that dissipates heat from heat-prone electronic components in electrical appliances. It is usually made of aluminum alloy, brass or bronze in the form of plates, sheets, or multiple sheets.

Generally, a heat sink should be coated with a layer of thermal grease on the contact surface between the electronic component and the heat sink during use, so that the heat generated by the component can be more effectively transferred to the heat sink, and then dissipated to the surrounding air through the heat sink.

The main function of a heat sink is to transfer the heat inside the electronic device to the outside to keep the device running normally and extend its service life.

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