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OwnerRegenia Ann Richardson, William Harold Scofieldinventors
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An elongate component of an apparatus is positioned generally transverse to a general direction of a forced air stream, upstream from at least one electrical component, and spaced apart from and extended over a portion of a circuit board such that removal of thermal energy emitted from the at least one electrical component results. The forced air stream is provided in the general direction to flow over the circuit board and toward the at least one electrical component located on the circuit board. The circuit board is located proximate to zero or more additional circuit boards. The elongate component is supported by a support component separate from the circuit board and the zero or more additional circuit boards. Turbulence is added to the forced air stream to increase the amount of air contacting the at least one electrical component through employment of the elongate component.
An apparatus, wherein a forced air stream is provided in a general direction to flow over a circuit board and toward at least one electrical component located on the circuit board, wherein the circuit board is located proximate to zero or more additional circuit boards, the apparatus comprising:
A method, wherein a forced air stream is provided in a general direction to flow over a circuit board and toward at least one electrical component located on the circuit board, wherein the circuit board is located proximate to zero or more additional circuit boards, comprising the step of:
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