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US 2023/0145773 A1Published application
Electronic device comprising a thermally conductive connector comprising graphite
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsHung-Wen LIN, Sin-Shong WANG, Jen-Chun CHANG, Qiang DU, Jorge Luis ROSALES, Ajit Kumar VALLABHANENI
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Abstract
An electronic device that includes a first device portion, a second device portion coupled to the first device portion; and a thermally conductive connector coupled to the first device portion and the second device portion, wherein the thermally conductive connector includes a graphite sheet. The first device portion includes a region that includes a component configured to generate heat.
Claims20
An electronic device comprising:
- a first device portion comprising a region that includes a component configured to generate heat;
- a second device portion coupled to the first device portion;
- a first thermally conductive connector coupled to the first device portion and the second device portion, wherein the first thermally conductive connector includes a first graphite sheet;
- a second thermally conductive connector including a second graphite sheet, located on the first device portion;
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- a first battery and a second battery, wherein the second thermally conductive connector extends between the first battery and the second battery.
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An apparatus comprising:
- a first device portion comprising a region that includes a component configured to generate heat;
- a second device portion coupled to the first device portion;
- first means for thermal conduction coupled to the first device portion, wherein the first means for thermal conduction includes a first graphite sheet;
- and
- second means for thermal conduction including a second graphite sheet, located on the first device portion;
- and
- a first battery and a second battery, wherein the second means for thermal conduction extends between the first battery and the second battery.
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