Device and bridge card for a computer
AssigneeHartmann Elektronik GmbH
InventorHans-Otto Brosowski
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Abstract
Described is a computer having two circuit boards (10, 11) on which plug connectors (15) are present for plug-in cards (16) which project above the circuit boards (10, 11) to a first height (H1). There is a bridge card (19), which is plugged into the two circuit boards (10, 11), connecting the two circuit boards (10, 11) electrically, and which project above the circuit boards (10, 11) to a second height (H2). The bridge card (19) is connected to the two circuit boards independently of the plug connectors (15), and the first height (H1) is greater than the second height (H2).
Claims13
A device for a computer, comprising at least two circuit boards (10, 11) on which plug connectors (15) for plug-in cards (16) which project above the circuit boards (10, 11) are disposed, the plug connectors (15) having a first height (H1);
- and a bridge card (19) connected to the two circuit boards (10, 11), the bridge card (19) connects the two circuit boards (10, 11) electrically and projects above the circuit boards (10, 11) with a second height (H2), wherein the bridge card (19) is connected to the two circuit boards independently of the plug connectors (15), and the first height (H1) is greater than the second height (H2).
A bridge card (19) for a computer, the computer being provided with at least two circuit boards (10, 11), which have plug connectors (15) for plug-in cards (16) that project above the circuit boards (10, 11) to a first height (H1), the bridge card (19) being pluggable into the two circuit boards (10, 11), the two circuit boards (10, 11) being electrically connectable by way of the plugged-in bridge card (19), and the plugged-in bridge card (19) projecting above the circuit boards (10, 11) to a second height (H2), wherein the bridge card (19) is connected to the two circuit boards (10, 11) independently of the plug connectors (15), and the bridge card (19) is designed so that the second height (H2) is smaller than the first height (H1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.