When talking about the cooling system of a laptop or smart device, it can be said that usually the most efficient way to drain heat from the components inside is to use a cooling system that combines a cooling block and also a fan.
But this method is seen to be quite noisy, especially when used on laptops, and for smart devices that use passive cooling systems, the thermal-throttling issue can be seen to reduce the performance of the device when the SoC temperature is too high.
Recently, a company called Frore Systems is developing a solid state cooling system for internal components that uses completely passive cooling without the need for fans.
This cooling system called Airjet comes with two models, namely Airjet Mini and Airjet Pro which both come with a thickness of only 2.8mm and use ultrasonic waves to cool these components.
Frore Systems works with companies such as Intel and Qualcomm to cool their components and ensure that these devices operate at optimal levels.
The company also said that this cooling system can be used on laptops, tablets, smart devices where these devices can maintain a thin design without having to worry about overheating issues.
Airjet takes air from the airflow chambers present on the device, where it is then sucked in and hot air is pushed out through a membrane that vibrates at an ultrasonic frequency.
The concept of this cooling system is seen to be quite unique where a company like Intel can certainly take advantage of it in Intel EVO laptops that come with a thin and light design.
