General Electric Company

Jonathan M Vilagy

Craig Peterson

Alexandros A Charissis

Anthony Dominic Tatta

Paul Kurucz, Jr

Paul Kurucz Jr

A system includes an electrical enclosure, a first electrical unit, a first electrical module, a first heat spreader, and a heat sink. The first electrical unit is removably disposed within the electrical enclosure, and the first electrical unit includes a first surface opposite to a second surface. The first electrical module is removably disposed within the first electrical unit, and the first electrical module is inserted into the first electrical unit in a first direction from the first surface to the second surface. The first heat spreader is coupled to the first electrical module, and the first heat spreader comprises a first tapered coupling. The heat sink includes a second tapered coupling. The second tapered coupling is couples with the first tapered coupling of the first heat spreader to form a physical thermal connection that facilitates heat transfer between the first electrical module and the heat sink.

Systems and methods for passive cooling of components within electrical devices

Systems and methods for identifying interference that warrants dynamic frequency selection (DFS) are provided. In one example, a wireless data radio system includes a radio frequency receiver and thresholding circuitry. The radio frequency receiver may provide a received signal strength indicator. The thresholding circuitry may compare the received signal strength indicator to a threshold value associated with radio interference, determine whether a dynamic frequency selection operation is warranted based at least in part on the comparison, and output a dynamic frequency selection signal indicating whether the dynamic frequency selection operation is warranted.

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Jonathan M Vilagy