Thermo-Electric Cooling for Electronic Systems applications

Thermo-Electric Cooling for Electronic Systems applications - ICECAP

Project Number: KD01AMX

 

The Invention

Operating integrated circuits at near-cryogenic temperatures is associated with major improvements, at considerably less cost than chip redesigns or technology scale-downs. Yet, present cooling methods are too large and consume too much power for practical adoption in small products. Using thermo-electric technology, novel assembly techniques and optimal control algorithms, ICECAP (thermoelectric Cooler for elECtronics APplications) shall develop a compact module that can be integrated within a multitude of portable devices.

 

Application

The technology can be translated into small devices such as high speed cameras, low light microscopes, radio receivers as well as vaccine transport systems.  

 

Lead Originators

 Mr. Andre Micallef

Dr Ing. Marc Anthony Azzopardi 

 

Other Information 

The project is financed by the Malta Council for Science & Technology (MCST), for and on behalf of the Foundation for Science and Technology, through the FUSION: R&I Technology Development Programme. 

 

Interested?

Contact Nicola Camilleri or the Knowledge Transfer Office.


 



https://www.um.edu.mt/knowledgetransfer/technologies/ictcommtech/icecap