Fluid control apparatus and electronic apparatus

An electronic apparatus, comprising:

• a fluid control apparatus, including
• a first space having an inlet and an outlet;
• two flat plate members facing each other via the first space, at least one of the flat plate members being an elastic body having flexibility,
• a drive mechanism that bends the elastic body,
• a second space that adjoins the first space, communicates with the first space via the inlet, and has a suction port,
• a first check valve that allows fluid to flow from the suction port to the first space via the inlet, and
• a third space that adjoins the first space, communicates with the first space via the outlet, and has a discharge port,
• wherein at least one of the suction port and the discharge port is positioned on an extension surface of at least one of the two flat plate members,
• wherein a flow path is connected from the second space to the first space via the inlet and from the first space to the third space via the outlet,
• wherein the second space has cross-sectional areas of the flow path continuously changing from the suction port to the inlet, and
• wherein the third space has cross-sectional areas of the flow path continuously changing from the outlet to the discharge port.

A fluid control apparatus, comprising:

• a first space having an inlet and an outlet;
• two flat plate members facing each other via the first space, at least one of the flat plate members being an elastic body having flexibility;
• a drive mechanism that bends the elastic body;
• a second space that adjoins the first space, communicates with the first space via the inlet, and has a suction port;
• a first check valve that allows fluid to flow from the suction port to the first space via the inlet;
• and
• a third space that adjoins the first space, communicates with the first space via the outlet, and has a discharge port, wherein
• at least one of the suction port and the discharge port is positioned on an extension surface of at least one of the two flat plate members,
• wherein a flow path connected from the second space to the first space via the inlet and from the first space to the third space via the outlet has cross-sectional areas that continuously change in the first space, the second space, and the third space.