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US 2013/0170133 A1Published application
Heat dissipating apparatus
OwnerShuang Fuinventor
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Abstract
A heat dissipating apparatus includes a base, a first fin assembly, a second fin assembly, and at least one heat pipe. The base includes a top surface and a bottom surface, the bottom surface makes contact with an electronic heat-generating component. The first fin assembly is disposed on the top surface of the base. The second fin assembly is separate from the first fin assembly. The at least one heat pipe includes a first contacting portion in contact with the base and a second contacting portion in contact with the second fin assembly.
Claims20
A heat dissipating apparatus, comprising:
- a base comprising a top surface and a bottom surface configured for contacting an electronic heat-generating component;
- a first fin assembly disposed on the top surface of the base;
- a second fin assembly separated from the first fin assembly;
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- at least one heat pipe comprising a first contacting portion in contact with the base and a second contacting portion in contact with the second fin assembly.
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A host computer, comprising:
- an enclosure defining an air hole;
- a mainboard mounted in the enclosure;
- an electronic heat-generating component disposed on the mainboard;
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- a heating dissipating apparatus comprising:
- a base comprising a top surface and a bottom surface in contact with the electronic heat-generating component;
- a first fin assembly disposed on the top surface of the base;
- a second fin assembly separated from the first fin assembly and comprising a first side communicating the air hole of the enclosure;
- a unidirectional fan module comprising an air outlet coupled to a second side of the second fin assembly, the second side being opposite to the first side;
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- at least one heat pipe comprising a first contacting portion in contact with the base and a second contacting portion in contact with the second fin assembly.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.