FroreSystems Releases New Waterproof Active Cooling Chip

TapTechNews, Jun 27th. FroreSystems recently released the new AirJetMiniSport of its AirJet series solid-state active cooling chip, which is also its first waterproof cooling product.

The AirJetMiniSport is built on the previously launched AirJetMiniSlim of FroreSystems, and the basic parameters of the two are roughly the same:

Dimensions 45.5 × 27.5 × 2.5 (mm), back pressure 1750 Pa, air volume 0.21 CFM, and it can achieve a cooling capacity of 5.25 W (TapTechNews note: that is, 4.25 W net cooling capacity) with a power consumption of 1 W at a silent level.

Frore Systems said that the development of on-device AI and the like has put higher performance requirements on mobile devices. Existing mobile processors can provide excellent instantaneous performance but often overheat and slow down within a few seconds.

And traditional fan-type active cooling is bulky, noisy, and also sucks dust into the device, resulting in a decrease in the cooling effect with usage. At the same time, fan cooling is neither waterproof nor dustproof, making it difficult to cover the wide range of usage scenarios of smartphones and action cameras.

And the new AirJetMiniSlim radiator has passed the IP68 certification. Even if it is immersed in water 1.5 feet deep for 30 minutes, the cooling chip can still fully restore its performance after drying.

Frore Systems claims that by expanding the rear camera module, AirJetMiniSlim can improve the performance of the mobile phone processor by 80% without increasing the thickness of the smartphone, and enhance the device's AI processing ability.