Intel Corporation

Jason Y Jiang

Jeff Ku

Gavin Sung

Tim Liu

Lance Lin

Gerry Juan

Prakash Kurma Raju

Juha Paavola

Arnab Sen

Justin Michael Huttula

Hari Shanker Thakur

Evan Piotr Kuklinski

Ivan By Wang

Mark Charles Carbone

Vivek Paranjape

Prasanna Pichumani

Daniel J Ragland

Gustavo Fricke

Hua Yang

Harish Jagadish

Kannan G Raja

Gokul V Subramaniam

Kathiravan D

Baomin Liu

Xiyong Tian

Twan Sing Loo

Jia Yan Go

Ruander Cardenas

Columbia Mishra

Christopher M Moore

Ritu Bawa

Chin Kung Goh

Javed Shaikh

Vincent Hung

Simon S Yuan

Sammi Wy Liu

George Baoci Sun

Shih Wei Nien

Chun-Ting Liu

Cora Nien

Wan Yu Liu

Mikko Makinen

Nehakausar Pinjari

Khal Ern See

Michael Chih-Huei Wang

An electronic device comprises a heat source and a heat distribution structure coupled to the heat source to distribute heat generated by the heat source during operation of the electronic device.

Cooling systems, cooling structures and electronic devices and methods for manufacturing or operating cooling systems, cooling structures and electronic devices

An example portable computer disclosed herein includes a first housing, a keyboard carried by the first housing, a second housing pivotally coupled to the first housing, a display carried by the second housing, a wireless charger, and a pad to carry the wireless charger. The pad is pivotally coupled to the first housing. The pad is moveable relative to the first housing between a first orientation to position the wireless charger above the first housing and a second orientation to position the wireless charger adjacent the first housing. The pad to support a body part of a user adjacent the keyboard when the pad is in the first orientation. The pad is to support an external electronic device proximate the wireless charger when the pad is in the second orientation.

Wireless charging pad for electronic devices

There is disclosed in one example a heat dissipator for an electronic apparatus, including: a planar vapor chamber having a substantially rectangular form factor, wherein a second dimension dof the rectangular form factor is at least approximately twice a first dimension dof the rectangular form factor; a first fan and second fan; and a first heat pipe and second heat pipe discrete from the planar vapor chamber and disposed along first and second dedges of the planar vapor chamber, further disposed to conduct heat from the first and second dedges to the first and second fan respectively.

Vapor chambers

Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that can be configured to include a hybrid thermal management system. The hybrid thermal management system can include a heat source, an air mover, a heat sink coupled to the air mover, a thermal electric cooling device (TEC), and a heat pipe. The heat pipe can couple the heat source to the heat sink and to the TEC and transfer heat from the heat source to the heat sink and to the TEC.

Hybrid thermal cooling system

In one aspect, an apparatus comprises a housing, a heat-generating component, a heat spreader, and a heat-transfer pipe. The housing forms a cavity in which the heat-generating component is located. The heat spreader is operable to distribute heat over a portion of the housing. The heat-transfer pipe is pivotally coupled to the heat-generating component and the heat spreader. The heat-transfer pipe operable to transfer heat from the heat-generating component to the heat spreader. The heat-transfer pipe and the heat spreader are movable between a first configuration and a second configuration. In the first configuration, a gap separates the heat spreader and the portion of the housing based on the heat-transfer pipe being at a first orientation. In the second configuration, the heat spreader closes the gap and is thermally coupled to the portion of the housing based on the heat-transfer pipe being at a second orientation.

Movable heat-transfer system

Thermal management system for unmanned aerial vehicles are disclosed. An example housing for an unmanned aerial vehicle includes a central portion defining a cavity. The housing also includes a first arm to support a first propeller. The first arm has a first proximal end coupled to the central portion and a first distal end spaced from the central portion. The first distal end defines an inlet. The first arm defines a first fluid path in communication with the inlet and the central cavity. The housing also includes a second arm to support a second propeller. The second arm has a second proximal end coupled to the central portion and a second distal end spaced from the central portion. The second distal end defines an outlet. The second arm defines a second fluid path in communication with the outlet and the central cavity. The inlet and outlet are in fluid communication via the first path, the central cavity and the second path.

Thermal management systems for unmanned aerial vehicles

A wearable computing device having a main computing element having a center portion and at least two arms and a display element operably connected to arms to enclose a region within which a body part may be inserted. Each arm may include a docking element connectable to the display element and may be configured to slide within the arm to move the display element relative to the center portion of the main computing element. A pivot arm may pivotably connect the display element to the slider arm to permit pivoting of the display element relative to the plane of the main computing element.

Neck mounted computing device with display connectivity

In one example an electronic device comprises at least one electronic component, a chassis comprising a first section, a connector to connect the first section of the chassis to a second section, the connector comprising a housing defining a first shaft, a retention structure disposed in the shaft, and a plurality of electrical contacts positioned within a corresponding plurality of channels in the retention structure. Other examples may be described.

Spring connector for electronic devices

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Jason Y Jiang