Sliding thermal shield
AssigneeContinental Automotive Systems, Inc.
InventorThomas Brey
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AssigneeContinental Automotive Systems, Inc.
InventorThomas Brey
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An assembly for providing electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and for dissipating heat from electronic components. The assembly including: a metallic frame including a wall extending upwardly from a circuit board; an EMI shield having a top with holes and having sidewalls that surround the top, extend downwardly, and are attachable to the wall of the frame in a first latched position and in a second, un-latched position; a layer of thermally-conductive, viscous heat sink grease on the top of the EMI shield and filling holes in the top of the EMI shield, heat sink grease in the holes being in direct physical contact with the top surface of the at least one electronic component when the EMI shield is in the second, un-latched position; and a heat sink on top of and in direct physical contact with the heat sink grease on top of the EMI shield.
An assembly for providing electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and for dissipating heat from one or more electronic components attached to a circuit board, each electronic component having a height extending above the circuit board, which is equal to or greater than a first height, the assembly comprising:
An assembly for providing electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and for dissipating heat emitted from a plurality of electronic components inside the assembly and attached to a board, each electronic component having a height that extends above the board, each electronic component's height being equal to or greater than a first minimum height, the assembly comprising:
A method for providing board level electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding and thermal management for one or more electronic components of a circuit board, the electronic components having heights that are different from each other, the method comprising:
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