Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

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Kah Hoe Ng

Mun Hoong Tai

Foo Luen Wong

Tatt Hoong Chow

Hong Yi Wee

Kai Siang Loh

Chien-Shuo Tang

Syonjian Ong

Kelly Khe Liq Khoo

Example implementations relate to an integrated circuit (IC) package, an electronic device having the IC package, and a method of assembling the IC package to a printed circuit board (PCB) of the electronic device. The IC package includes a substrate, a chip, and an electromagnetic shield. The chip is coupled to the substrate. The electromagnetic shield is coupled to the substrate such that the chip is enclosed between the substrate and the electromagnetic shield. The electromagnetic shield includes a ferromagnetic material. Further, the electromagnetic shield protrudes beyond the substrate and is electrically grounded to the PCB to prevent an electromagnetic interference (EMI) noise from radiating through the IC package.

Electromagnetic shield of an integrated circuit package

A crosstalk regulator for a cabinet includes a cable management component having a ring portion surrounding a central axis and a plurality of teeth protruding radially outward from the ring portion. The teeth define a plurality of slots distributed around a circumference of the ring portion. Each slot is defined between a pair of adjacent teeth and extends parallel to the central axis. Each tooth includes a first portion and a second portion, the first portion protrudes farther radially outward from the ring portion than the second portion. The cable management component is slidably disposed in the cabinet such that the second portion is disposed in the opening and the first portion is engaged to the cabinet to releasably retain the crosstalk regulator in the cabinet. Each slot routes one cable between controlled and external environments while maintaining a fixed distance between adjacent cables to regulate crosstalk among the cables.

Crosstalk regulator for cables

Example implementations relate to an insertion key assembly for a pluggable module. The insertion key assembly includes a stopper element having a stopping tab, a biasing element, and a driver element having a driving tab. The biasing element is connected to the stopper element and the driver element. In a relaxed state of the biasing element: i) the stopper element is pushed outwards by the biasing element to protrude the stopping tab into a passageway defined by a plurality of walls of a chassis, to block insertion of the pluggable module inside the passageway, and ii) the driver element is pushed outwards by the biasing element to protrude the driving tab into adjacent passageway. In a biased state of the biasing element, the stopper element is pulled inwards by the biasing element to retract the stopping tab from the passageway to allow insertion of the pluggable module inside the passageway.

Chassis having an insertion key assembly for a pluggable module

Example implementations relate to a dual-sided fan tray assembly of an electronic system. The fan tray assembly includes a housing having a front panel, a back panel, and a pair of side walls coupled to the front and back panels. The fan tray assembly further includes a handle assembly pivotably connected to the pair of side walls such that the handle assembly is at least rotatable around the housing to at least first and second positions spaced apart from each other. When the handle assembly is rotated to the first position, the fan tray assembly is slidably insertable into a chassis of an electronic system with the front panel facing the chassis to install the fan tray assembly to the electronic system. When the handle assembly is rotated to the second position, the fan tray assembly is slidably insertable into the chassis with the back panel facing the chassis.

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