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US 2002/0154487 A1Published application
Radio frequency module of an audio appliance having optimum heat dissipation
OwnerReinhard Weischhoff Van Rijninventor
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Abstract
A radio frequency module of an audio appliance, in particular of a car radio, has at least one electrical component which produces heat loss and has optimum heat dissipation. The electrical component producing heat loss is mounted on a printed circuit board arranged inside a metal housing designed to be a radio frequency shield. The invention provides for an inner surface of the housing to have a heat conducting element which extends from the housing to the component and produces a thermally conductive connection between the component and the housing.
Claims8
A radio frequency module of an audio appliance, comprising:
- at least one electrical component which produces heat loss and is mounted on a printed circuit board arranged inside a metal housing configured as a radio frequency shield, wherein
- an inner surface of the housing has a heat conducting element which extends from the housing to the component and produces a thermally conductive connection between the component and the housing.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.