A Rotor Negative Heat Sink is a passive thermal management component made to dissipate heat generated by electronic or mechanical devices. It consists of a metal or alloy structure with a large surface area and fins that facilitate the transfer of heat from a hot object, such as a computer processor or a power transistor, to the surrounding air.

Attributes:
• Helps to maintain optimal operating temperature for the system
• Ensures the reliability and performance of the system
• Helps to dissipate the heat generated by the system

Applications:
A Rotor Negative Heat Sink is used in the generator to help maintain the optimal temperature of the generator by dissipating the excess heat to the surroundings.