Fujitsu Corporation

Kazuhiro Iino

Takashi Shirakami

Naoya Yamazaki

Yoshiaki Tada

Satoshi Ueda

Kouichi Kuramitsu

Yoshinori Hoshino

Seiichiro Sato

Tsubasa Hashimoto

Yusuke Kira

Yasushi Kojima

Hideaki Matsumoto

Tomoyuki Hongoh

Tetsuya Murayama

Takehide Miyazaki

Katsuki Matsunaga

Hiroshi Katagiri

Jun Sakiura

Takao Tomiyama

Motoko Nakamura

Marco Scifoni

An electronic equipment includes: a housing; a cold plate fixed to the housing, a cooling liquid flowing at an interior of the cold plate; a cage that is supported at the housing so as to be movable toward and away from the cold plate, an object of cooling being inserted into the cage; and an elastic member that pushes the cage toward a cold plate side, wherein the cold plate has a contact that is provided at a position of contacting the object of cooling in a state in which the object of cooling is inserted in the cage.

Electronic equipment and light transmission device with cold plate for cooling

A base station includes a first area and a second area that are obtained by partitioning closed space by a partition wall. The first area includes a first device that controls communication and a liquid cooling device that sends a cooled liquid refrigerant to the first device. The second area includes a radiator that cools a liquid refrigerant by performing heat exchange with air, that supplies the cooled liquid refrigerant to the liquid cooling device, and that discharges the air used for heat exchange into the second area, and includes a second device that radiates heat by using the air discharged from the radiator and that performs a wireless process in accordance with control performed by the first device.

Base station and device cooling method

An electronic apparatus includes a housing that includes an air inlet, and an air-intake duct section provided to supply air to the air inlet, and a filter housing that houses a filter provided to cover the air inlet, and moves toward the air-intake duct section in a thickness direction of the filter housing, to shift from a closed state in which the filter covers the air inlet to an open state in which the air inlet is uncovered.

Electronic apparatus and filter unit

With respect to a housing device having a plurality of slots in which plug-in units are mountable, division plates corresponding to the positions of the openings of the slots are put in the inside of a baffle section for changing the direction of the flow of cooling air released from the slots, and the division plates are used to divide the inside space of the baffle section into a plurality of regions corresponding to the slots, thereby reducing mutual interference of the cooling air from the slots in the baffle section and preventing a further increase in differences in the amount of passing air among the slots. Thereby, even if any difference occurs in the amount of passing air among the slots due to a structural factor, it is possible to reduce the deterioration of the cooling capacity of a slot through which relatively less amount of air passes.

Cooling structure for housing device

A heat transfer mechanism for dissipating heat from a heat generating body to a heat dissipating part, realizing both a high elasticity and a high thermal conductivity, comprised of a film-shaped heat conductor for transferring heat to the heat dissipating part and an elastic member for imparting elasticity to the film-shaped heat conductor, the film-shaped heat conductor being formed from metal foil-type flexible heat pipes or carbon-based thermal conductive sheets.

Heat transfer mechanism, heat dissipation system, and communication apparatus

A communication device which has high cooling efficiency and can be reduced in size and weight. The communication device in which a plurality of electronic circuit boards are mounted to a back wiring board (BWB) includes a casing containing the electronic circuit boards as a unit, an intake fan unit for introducing air into the casing to cool the electronic circuit boards, and a discharge fan unit having a plurality of blower fans each arranged such that air intake and discharge directions thereof form an angle of nearly 90 degrees, the blower fans discharging the air introduced into the casing. Combined use of an axial fan and the blower fans permits air to be introduced into and discharged from the casing from rear and front sides, respectively, of the casing, whereby spaces that the fan units occupy in the communication device can be reduced.

Communication device, cooling fan unit, and operation control method for the cooling fan unit

The present invention relates to a fan unit used for forced air cooling, a motherboard with predetermined wiring formed as a wiring pattern, disposed on the rear face of an equipment, and an electronic equipment provided with the fan unit and the motherboard. It is an object of the present invention to reliably maintain appropriate forced air cooling at low cost. For this purpose, the fan unit of the present invention measures temperatures of predetermined places in parallel, processes each of combinations of these temperatures, outputs the processing result via lines whose number is equal to the number of the combinations, and maintains the revolving speed of fans at a value suitable for the processing result obtained via these lines.

Fan unit for forced air cooling, motherboard formed wiring for operating fan unit, and electronic equipment to be fan-cooled

A telecommunications apparatus that has a substantially box-shaped subrack having a back wiring board mounting a connector and a plurality of shell-type plug-in units inserted in the subrack so that a connector of each of the plug-in units is connected to the connector of the subrack, further includes a flexible, electrically conductive seal member elastically deformedly disposed between a lateral surface of the plug-in unit inserted into the subrack and an interior portion of the subrack so as to enclose both the plug-in unit connector.

Telecommunications apparatus and plug-in unit for same

The present invention relates to a thermal diffuser which having a path for close thermal coupling uniformly between an electronic component mounted in an electronic equipment and a desired thermal conductor, and also to a radiator for radiating heat generated in this electronic component via the thermal diffuser. The object of the present invention is to realize flexible adaptability to various devices which are to undergo temperature control at low cost, and to efficiently achieve the temperature control. For this purpose, the thermal diffuser of the present invention has a plate-shaped structure which can be welded or bonded to the case of the electronic component to undergo heat exchange with the exterior and has a channel formed in mesh by a plurality of protrusions with confined heat medium recirculating therethrough.

Thermal diffuser and radiator

A communication apparatus including a metallic shelf having a pair of side plates, a back wiring board mounted in the shelf on the back side thereof and having a plurality of first connectors and a solid ground pattern, and upper and lower guide plates mounted in the shelf, each guide plate having a plurality of guide rails and a plurality of vent holes. A first shield board having numerous openings is mounted on the upper guide plate, and a second shield board having numerous openings is mounted on the lower guide plate. A plurality of plug-in units are mounted in the shelf so as to be inserted along the guide rails of the upper and lower guide plates.

Housing structure for ultrafast communication apparatus

An outdoor installation type cabinet which accommodates electronic equipment has a number of thin tubes which form an outside air passage and outside air is allowed to flow in the outside air passage by operating an external fan. A heat exchanger which is spaced from each wall of the cabinet is provided at a midway portion of the outside air passage to perform heat exchange between the outside air flowing in the outside air passage and inside air present in the equipment accommodating portion. A circulating fan is installed in the equipment accommodating portion to circulate the inside air. A bimetal is mounted on each side wall of the cabinet to detect a temperature of each side wall and control operations of the external fan, the circulating fan, and an internal fan according to the temperature detected. If the temperature of one side wall is higher than the temperature of the opposite side wall under given temperature conditions, the operation of only the circulating fan on that one side wall is stopped in to thereby suppress the entry of heat of solar radiation through that one side wall into the cabinet body and simultaneously continue to cool the interior of the cabinet.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Kazuhiro Iino