Thermostat controlled cooler for a CPU
OwnerRichard M. L. Leeinventor
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Abstract
A thermostat controlled cooler is described which includes a supporting frame attached to a CPU. A heat exchanger is also attached to the supporting frame. This heat exchanger includes a plurality of heat exchange fins. A heat actuating cooling chip is sandwiched between the CPU and the heat exchanger, and an electrical cooling fan is disposed above the heat exchange fins of the heat exchanger. A control circuit is attached to a side of the electrical cooling fan, and a thermostat sensor is electrically connected to the control circuit. This thermostatic sensor is inserted into a space defined by two adjacent heat exchange fins. When the temperature at the heat exchange fins exceeds a pre-setting, the cooling fan will be actuated to remove the heat by ventilation.
Claims3
A thermostatically controlled cooler comprising:
- a supporting frame, a CPU and heat exchange means mounted on said supporting frame, said supporting frame being rectangular and further including a pair of ribs at each corner for supporting said CPU therein, said heat exchange means having a plurality of heat exchange fins thereof, a heat actuating cooling chip being disposed between said CPU and said heat exchange means, an electrical cooling fan being disposed above and mounted on said heat exchange fins, a control circuit being attached to said electrical cooling fan, a thermostat sensor being electrically connected to said control circuit, and being inserted into said heat exchange mean between an adjacent pair of said heat exchange fins whereby when the temperature sensed exceeds a preset value, said cooling fan will be actuated to remove the heat by ventilation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.