CN101549435B - Method for manufacturing heat sink - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a heat sink. The method comprises the following steps: a base plate and a plurality of radiating fins are provided, and the radiating fins are welded on the base plate in sequence by ultrasonic welding. In the method, the radiating fins are welded on the base plate in sequence by the ultrasonic welding, thus being convenient for the combination between the radiating fins and the base plate and being favorable for increasing the heat transfer efficiency of the heat sink.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of radiator, particularly relates to a kind of manufacturing approach that is used for the radiator of heat-generating electronic elements heat radiation.
Background technology
Along with the fast development of electronic industry, the high speed of electronic component, high frequency and integrated its caloric value that makes increase severely, and therefore heat radiation has become the problem that dealer institute emphasis is considered.
In the heat radiation field, industry normally adopts a kind of radiator that heat-generating electronic elements is dispelled the heat, and this radiator comprises a substrate and is located at the some radiating fins on this substrate.This substrate contacts with heat-generating electronic elements, and said radiating fin is soldered on the substrate through common soldering mode.
Yet, in the above-mentioned soldering process, need to add scolder and scaling powder; Particularly in the welding process of different materials, connect, also need carry out nickel plating or other specially treateds like aluminium and brazing; Thereby cause cost high, complex procedures, and radiating fin and substrate bonded defective tightness after the welding; Higher in conjunction with thermal resistivity, be unfavorable for heat conduction, therefore need improve.
Summary of the invention
In view of this, be necessary to provide a kind of manufacturing approach of being convenient to the higher radiator of radiating fin and substrate bonded and heat transference efficiency.
A kind of manufacturing method of heat radiator may further comprise the steps: a substrate and some radiating fins are provided; The mode of each radiating fin through ultrasonic bonding is welded on this substrate successively.
In the above-mentioned manufacturing method of heat radiator, each radiating fin is welded on this substrate through the mode of ultrasonic bonding successively, and the soldering tip that therefore can solve ultrasonic bonding causes being difficult for the problem of welding more greatly.In addition, the welding effect of ultrasonic bonding is good, and the welding back combines thermal resistance low, thereby can improve the heat transference efficiency of radiator.Secondly, ultrasonic bonding is without any need for scolder, scaling powder, and weld interval is short, thereby helps reducing the cost of radiator, simplifies the production process of radiator.
With reference to the accompanying drawings, in conjunction with specific embodiment the present invention is done further description.
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Fig. 1 is the schematic perspective view of radiator in the present invention's first preferred embodiment.
Fig. 2 is a welded heat radiator process sketch map shown in Figure 1.
Fig. 3 is the schematic perspective view of radiator in the present invention's second preferred embodiment.
Fig. 4 is a welded heat radiator process sketch map shown in Figure 3.
The specific embodiment
Schematic perspective view for radiator 10 in the present invention's first preferred embodiment shown in Figure 1, this radiator 10 comprises a substrate 11 and a radiating fin group 13, this radiating fin group 13 is positioned on this substrate 11.
Please be simultaneously with reference to Fig. 2, this substrate 11 is used for and a heat-generating electronic elements (figure does not show) thermo-contact, and heat is passed to this radiating fin group 13.This substrate 11 is tabular, its by heat conductivility preferably copper become.The top of this substrate 11 is provided with a faying face 111.
This radiating fin group 13 is positioned on the faying face 111 of this substrate 11, and this radiating fin group 13 is formed by some radiating fin 131 stacked in parallel, and the thickness of said radiating fin 131 is 0.3~0.4mm, its by heat conductivility preferably aluminium process.Each radiating fin 131 comprises a body 133 and a flanging 134; This flanging 134 is extended to form by the vertical bending in the bottom of this body 133; Mode through ultrasonic bonding is welded on the faying face 111 of this substrate 11 each radiating fin 131 successively in flanging 134 places, thereby forms a weld zone 136 in a side of radiating fin 131.
Ultrasonic bonding is to utilize the dither ripple to be delivered to need the face of weld of welding, under the situation of pressurization, makes the mutual friction of two face of weld phases and forms the fusion between the molecular layer.
In the above-mentioned radiator 10, this substrate 11 is processed by copper and aluminium respectively with radiating fin 131, its surface oxidation easily, and ultrasonic bonding is low to the welding surface requirements, oxidation or plating all can be welded.In addition, adopt the welding effect of ultrasonic bonding good, the welding back combines thermal resistance low, thereby can improve the heat transference efficiency of radiator 10.Secondly, ultrasonic bonding is without any need for scolder, scaling powder, thereby helps reducing the cost of radiator 10, simplifies the production process of radiator 10, and further improves the heat transference efficiency of radiator 10.What is more important and since ultrasonic bonding need with power be index with thickness of workpiece and increase severely, and the thickness of each radiating fin 131 of above-mentioned radiator 10 is 0.3~0.4mm, thickness is less, therefore can avoid unnecessary energy consumption.Once more, each radiating fin 131 is to be welded in successively on the faying face 111 of this substrate 11, thereby stays bigger weld zone 136 to welding, and the soldering tip that therefore can solve ultrasonic bonding causes being difficult for the problem of welding more greatly; Because the weld interval of ultrasonic bonding is very short, therefore each radiating fin 131 of above-mentioned heat abstractor 10 adopts the mode of welding successively also can not influence the manufacturing time of heat abstractor 10 simultaneously; Also have because supersonic welding is connected on and need pressurization in the welding process; And each radiating fin 131 of above-mentioned heat abstractor 10 adopts the mode of welding successively; Then more easily radiating fin 131 is exerted pressure, and applied pressure can be passed to (being the junction of flanging 134 with the faying face 111 of this substrate 11 of radiating fin 131) on the face of weld more equably.
Schematic perspective view for radiator 20 in the present invention's second preferred embodiment shown in Figure 3, this radiator 20 comprises a substrate 21 and a radiating fin group 23, this radiating fin group 23 is located at this substrate 21 peripheries.
Please be simultaneously with reference to Fig. 4, the bottom surface of this substrate 21 is used for and a heat-generating electronic elements (figure does not show) thermo-contact, and heat is passed to this radiating fin group 23.This substrate 21 is cylindric, its by heat conductivility preferably copper become.The columned sidewall of this substrate 21 is provided with the faying face 211 of a circle.
This radiating fin group 23 radially is arranged on the faying face 111 of this substrate 11 radially, and this radiating fin group 23 comprises some radiating fins 231, and the thickness of each radiating fin 131 is 0.3~0.4mm, its by heat conductivility preferably aluminium process.Each radiating fin 231 comprises a body 233 and a flanging 234; This flanging 234 is extended to form by the inboard vertical bending of this body 233; This body 233 comprises the section of fin once 237 that is arranged in the bottom, the fin section 238 in the middle of being positioned at and be positioned at the top one on fin section 239; Should middle fin section 238 will descend fin section 237 to be connected with last fin section 239; This time, in, the external diameter of going up fin section 237,238,239 from bottom to top increases successively, forms step surface in the outside of each radiating fin 231.Mode through ultrasonic bonding is welded on the faying face 211 of this substrate 21 each radiating fin 231 successively in flanging 234 places, thereby forms a weld zone 236 in a side of radiating fin 231.
In like manner, above-mentioned radiator 20 also can reach the effect of the radiator 10 in first preferred embodiment.
Claims (7)
1. manufacturing method of heat radiator may further comprise the steps:
One substrate and some radiating fins are provided;
The mode of each radiating fin through ultrasonic bonding is welded on this substrate successively.
2. manufacturing method of heat radiator as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that: this substrate is made of copper, and these radiating fins are made of aluminum.
3. manufacturing method of heat radiator as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that: this substrate is tabular, and these radiating fins are welded on this substrate abreast.
4. manufacturing method of heat radiator as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that: this substrate is cylindric, and these radiating fins radially are welded on this substrate radially.
5. manufacturing method of heat radiator as claimed in claim 4; It is characterized in that: each radiating fin comprises the section of fin once that is arranged in the bottom, the fin section in the middle of being positioned at and be positioned at the top one on the fin section, this time, in, the from bottom to top increase successively of external diameter of going up the fin section.
6. like any described manufacturing method of heat radiator of claim 1 to 5, it is characterized in that: each radiating fin comprises a body and a flanging, and each radiating fin is welded on this substrate through the mode of ultrasonic bonding in this flanging place.
7. like any described manufacturing method of heat radiator of claim 1 to 5, it is characterized in that: the thickness of each radiating fin is 0.3~0.4mm.
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