Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Performance investigation of high-powered light emitting diodes using copper and silicon-oxide based nanofluid filled heat pipe
Thermal management of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) significantly reduces the chances of failure due to overheating and provides a better lifespan. The most efficient, compact, and lowcost cooling system must be developed for better heat dissipation. Researchers have conducted major investigations on
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