Shroud for an electronic device
AssigneeWestern Digital Technologies, Inc.
InventorsBruce A. Cariker, Kevin M. Takeuchi, Takashi Kono
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Abstract
A shroud including a body comprising a first side, a second side opposite the first side, and a printed circuit board assembly (“PCBA”) reception unit configured to receive a PCBA unit of an electronic device, wherein the PCBA unit comprises multiple light emitting diode (“LED”) units which emit multiple light emitting diode (“LED”) signals. The shroud can also include a plurality of ribs located on the body and configured to contact a cover for the electronic device, wherein the plurality of ribs are configured to substantially isolate each of the multiple LED signals, and wherein the body and the plurality of ribs comprise a resilient material.
Claims23
1-24. (canceled)
An electronic device comprising:
- an enclosure comprising a cover;
- a printed circuit board assembly (“PCBA”) configured to emit multiple light emitting diode (“LED”) signals;
- a connector located within the enclosure;
- and
- a shroud comprising:
- a housing including a PCBA receptor configured to receive the PCBA of an electronic device;
- a plurality of compartments positioned in the housing and configured to contact the cover and to substantially isolate each of the multiple LED signals;
- and
- at least one connector configured to secure the housing to the connector of the electronic device,
- wherein the shroud comprises a resilient material.
A shroud comprising:
- a housing comprising a printed circuit board assembly (“PCBA”) receptor configured to receive a PCBA of an electronic device, wherein the PCBA is configured to emit multiple light emitting diode (“LED”) signals;
- a plurality of compartments positioned in the housing and configured to substantially isolate each of the multiple LED signals;
- and
- at least one connector configured to secure the housing to the electronic device,
- wherein the housing and the plurality of compartments comprise a resilient material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.