A simple thermal annealing process could make 3D printed heatsinks better than conventional heatsinks, claims the US Oak Ridge National Laboratory. 3D printing, a type of additive manufacturing, makes it possible to produce one-piece exchangers with complex internal structures optimised to efficiently dissipate heat, but the printed material does not conduct heat as well as ...
3D printed heatsink is worse, then better
from ElectronicsWeekly http://www.electronicsweekly.com/market-sectors/power/3d-printed-heatsink-is-worse-then-better-2016-07/
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