Abstract: The invention discloses a thermal management device for high heat flux application in a microelectronic device comprising an integrated board, a microelectronic chip, a thermal interface materials component, a microchannel heat sink assembly operatively connected to the thermal interface materials component, for heat dissipation from the integrated board and the microelectronic chip to the thermal interface materials component, wherein the microchannel heat sink assembly comprises a housing and an adiabatic wall configured to allow heat to pass across the microchannel heat sink assembly. The microchannel heat sink assembly is a four-compartment microchannel heat sink assembly with symmetrical areas.

Abstract: The invention discloses a thermal management device for high heat flux application in a microelectronic device comprising an integrated board, a microelectronic chip, a thermal interface materials component, a microchannel heat sink assembly operatively connected to the thermal interface materials component, for heat dissipation from the integrated board and the microelectronic chip to the thermal interface materials component, wherein the microchannel heat sink assembly comprises a housing and an adiabatic wall configured to allow heat to pass across the microchannel heat sink assembly. The microchannel heat sink assembly is a four-compartment microchannel heat sink assembly with symmetrical areas.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a cooling system facilitating thermal management in a solar photovoltaic (PV) module. The cooling system includes an exhaust fan, operatively coupled to an outlet of a central air conditioning module, the outlet carries waste air from the central air conditioning module. A supporting structure is placed at a predefined distance in front of the exhaust fan to support one or more solar panels. The one or more solar panels are tilted at a predefined angle and a predefined azimuth configured to provide maximum surface area of the back units of the one or more solar panels. The exhaust fan is further configured to direct the waste air and surrounding air towards the back units of the one or more solar panels at a predefined temperature.