Hitachi, Ltd.

Masaaki Eishima

Tsuyoshi Nakagawa

Kenichi Saito

Shinji Matsushita

Masahito Suzuki

Yasushi Neho

Kenichi Nagashima

Tatsuhiko Matsuoka

Katsuhiro Arakawa

Tadakatsu Nakajima

Shigeo Ohashi

Yoshihiro Kondo

Shinji Shibuya

Takashi Naganawa

Yoshihiro Kawakatsu

Michiaki Kotsuka

Nobuo Fukuda

In a liquid-cooling system for a notebook personal computer having a body part including a CPU and a chip set respectively mounted on a mother board and an HDD, and a display part rotatably supported by the body part, a heat receiving head is fixed to at least one heat generation part including the CPU. A tube filled with cooling liquid is connected to the heat receiving head. The tube connected to the heat receiving head is disposed in series on at least one heat generation part including the chip set so as to collect the heat generated from each heat generation part. The tube is also laid in a meandering or zigzagging pattern between a liquid crystal panel and a housing of the display part. The heat generated from each heat generation part is absorbed at part of the tube by the cooling liquid that circulates in the tube and functions as a heat transfer medium. The absorbed heat is then radiated at another part of the tube. Consequently, the heat generated from the chip set including the CPU and other heat sources such as the HDD can be radiated together to the outside. Local temperature rising is prevented. An uniform temperature environment is attained on all the surfaces of the body part.

Liquid cooling system for notebook computer

In a liquid-cooling system for a notebook personal computer having a body part including a CPU and a chip set respectively mounted on a mother board and an HDD, and a display part rotatably supported by the body part, a heat receiving head is fixed to at least one heat generation part including the CPU. A tube filled with cooling liquid is connected to the heat receiving head. The tube connected to the heat receiving head is disposed in series on at least one heat generation part including the chip set so as to collect the heat generated from each heat generation part. The tube is also laid in a meandering or zigzagging pattern between a liquid crystal panel and a housing of the display part. The heat generated from each heat generation part is absorbed at part of the tube by the cooling liquid that circulates in the tube and functions as a heat transfer medium. The absorbed heat is then radiated at another part of the tube. Consequently, the heat generated from the chip set including the CPU and other heat sources such as the HDD can be radiated together to the outside.

Notebook computer having a liquid cooling device

An electronic equipment includes a first casing on which are mounted a keyboard and a wiring board and a second casing which is rotatably mounted on the first casing by means of a hinge. The cooling structure of the electronic equipment includes one or more elements that is the subject of cooling arranged within the first casing, a first heat-discharging member thermally connected with this element and the first casing, a second heat-discharging member that is arranged in the interior of the second casing, and connection means for thermally connecting the first heat-discharging element and the second heat-discharging element.

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Masaaki Eishima