Fujitsu Corporation

Kazuo Hirafuji

Manabu Miyamoto

Hideki Sonobe

Toshimitsu Kobayashi

Yoshihisa Nakagawa

Yuuji Hasegawa

A heat exchanger includes a plurality of unit modules aligned in parallel, in which each unit module has a heat exchange function.

Heat exchanger

The card mounting configuration includes a card with a height that is approximately half that of conventional cards and integration of a front plate and a back plate of the card with a support to prevent circuit board distortion. A card ejector is attached on the front plate, and a plug-in connector is provided on the back plate. A housing with guides to receive the cards contains two levels, upper and lower, wherein six cards are mounted into each level. A plug-in connector on the card passes through a hole in a back board or supplemental backplane of the housing and is connected to a part of an external line connector that appears inside the housing.

PC card, PC card housing, and PC card mounting configuration

A rack structure which is capable of improving heat-dissipating efficiency thereof within a limited space, and a communication apparatus which is capable of enhancing cooling efficiency by applying the rack structure thereto. In the rack structure of the communication apparatus, the air used for cooling printed circuit boards within a lower shelf and thereby increased in temperature is cooled by causing the same to flow through the heat-dissipating duct on a lateral side and is then used again for cooling printed circuit boards within an upper shelf. This makes it possible to increase the heat-dissipating efficiency of the communication apparatus to thereby improve the cooling performance thereof. As a consequence, the necessity of increasing the number of cooling fans or increasing the size of fans becomes small, and the cooling performance of the communication apparatus can be maintained within a limited installation space. Further, the necessity of increasing the rotational speed of fans and the like becomes small, and it is possible to avoid the problem of noise and the like.

Communication apparatus and rack structure

The invention relates to a heat radiation member and a cabinet to be installed outdoors in a hermetic state, having a heat radiation function for heat radiation of devices contained therein. The object of the invention is to facilitate maintenance, downsize the cabinet, and prevent occurrence of noise. It includes: a cabinet body containing a heat source; a cover member attached to an aperture of the cabinet and having a guide portion guiding, to an exterior of the cabinet, a heat transfer member for transferring therethrough heat from the heat source by use of a hydraulic fluid; and a heat radiation part being a thermal conductor and in contact with the heat transfer member on a face and covering the heat transfer member from the exterior of the cabinet and having a heat radiation member on a face opposite to the face in contact with the heat transfer member.

Cabinet having heat radiation function and heat radiation member

A communication device which efficiently dissipates locally generated heat, and at the same time is small in size and light in weight, is provided. A high-efficiency heat-dissipating fin section having fins disposed on an heat pipe which is bent into an S shape is mounted on a high-temperature heat-generating section that generates high-temperature heat. A heat-dissipating fin section having fins disposed on a heat-receiving plate thereof is mounted on a low-temperature heat-generating section that generates heat having a lower temperature than that of the high-temperature heat generated by the high-temperature heat-generating section. This makes it possible to efficiently dissipate heat and reduce the size and weight of the communication device.

Communication device

A transmitting and amplifying unit for a wireless communication device. The transmitting and amplifying unit includes a C-shaped frame having an upper plate having a first cutout, a lower plate having a second cutout aligned with the first cutout, and a side plate connecting the upper plate and the lower plate; a main amplifier unit fixed to the lower plate and having a concentrated heating portion; and a subamplifier unit fixed to the upper plate. The transmitting and amplifying unit further includes a radiating fin unit mounted on the concentrated heating portion of the main amplifier unit and extending upward through the first cutout of the lower plate and the second cutout of the upper plate. The radiating fin unit has an upper end fixed to the subamplifier unit. The transmitting and amplifying unit further includes a cooling fan fixed to the C-shaped frame, and a printed wiring board mounted on the C-shaped frame so as to face the side plate, whereby a duct is formed between the C-shaped frame and the printed wiring board.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Kazuo Hirafuji