Environmentally isolated enclosure for electronic components
AssigneeRaytheon Company
InventorsMark B. Przilas, Robert H. Mimlitch, III, Robert A. Bruce
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AssigneeRaytheon Company
InventorsMark B. Przilas, Robert H. Mimlitch, III, Robert A. Bruce
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A spray cooled enclosure and method for obtaining a substantially improved operating environment for at least one electronic component/card located within the enclosure. The spray cooled enclosure includes a closed compartment that isolates the electronic components/cards from the environment. A dielectric heat transfer fluid stored within the closed compartment is distributed by a spraying system such that a thin-film layer of the heat transfer fluid is continually formed over a substantial portion of the surfaces of the electronic components/cards resulting in a substantially reduced thermal gradient across the electronic components/cards. Also included is a closed-loop condensing system for condensing the heat transfer fluid vaporized in response to heat transferred from the electronic components/cards to the layer of heat transfer fluid.
A sealed and self-contained system providing a controlled and isolated environment for one or more electronic components, comprising:
A method for obtaining a reduced thermal gradient environment inside a sealed and self-contained system containing a plurality of electronic cards, comprising the steps of:
A sealed and self-contained system providing a reduced thermal gradient and improved environment for one or more electronic cards, said system comprising:
A sealed and self-contained system providing a controlled environment for one or more electronic cards, comprising:
A sealed system providing a controlled environment for one or more electronic cards, comprising:
A sealed system providing a controlled environment for one or more electronic cards, comprising:
A sealed system providing a controlled and isolated environment for one or more electronic components, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.