Bull S.a.

Bull Sas

Thierry Fromont

Claude Petit

Lionel Coutancier

Audrey Julien-Roux

Gerard Dehaine

Jean-Paul Prevot

A cooling device of a computer rack equipped with a back panel including an evacuation zone, toward the exterior of the rack, of air having circulated over electric power components arranged within the computer rack, and a rear door in the thickness of which air cooling means is arranged. The cooling device also includes a supporting frame on which the rear door is mounted, molded to surround the air evacuation zone of the computer rack, and removable positioning means of the supporting frame against the back panel of the computer rack.

Computer bay cooling device and computer equipment comprising same

A method of mounting electrical component assemblies on opposite sides of a printed circuit card including inserting a chock on a first side of the printed circuit card; inserting a standoff and placing a spring around each standoff; pressing the chock against the printed circuit card; mounting a first electrical component assembly on a second side of the printed circuit card; placing a package tool having a plurality of springs on a horizontal support so that when the first mounted electrical component assembly is placed inside the package tool the springs of the package tool come into contact with the first electrical component assembly; removing the chock from the printed circuit card such that the springs of the package tool compensate for the weight of the first electrical component assembly inside the package tool; and mounting a second electrical component assembly on the first side of the printed circuit card.

Method for mounting integrated circuits on a printed circuit card

A device for at least two electronic components disposed opposite each other and on each side of the same connection board by application of pressure. At least one small clamping column is arranged to be slid into an opening provided in the connection board, and to receive, at each of its ends, a spring which causes a resilient bracing force to be exerted on a bearing plate in the direction of the connection board. Clamping abutments serve to clamp the clamping column to the connection board. Each clamping column is disposed on each side of the connection board, and spaced from each other by a distance strictly greater than the thickness of the board so as to provide between the board and the abutments a clearance for balancing the retaining force between the two bearing plates.

Pressure application device for retaining at least two electronic components disposed opposite each other on each side of a connection board

The subject of the present invention is a device ( ) for mounting at least two electrical components ( A, B) on a printed circuit card ( ), the card ( ) comprising connection pads on both of its sides. According to the invention, the card ( ) is traversed by holes ( ) for receiving mounting means that extend through the printed circuit card in order to mount the electrical components ( A, B) on opposite sides of the card. Another subject of the invention is the tool ( ) for mounting or removing an electrical component mounted on a printed circuit card as mentioned above. This tool comprises means for exerting pressure on a first electrical component ( A) attached to a first side of the printed circuit card, in order to mount or remove a second electrical component ( B) on the opposite side of the printed circuit card ( ).

Device and method for mounting integrated circuits on a printed circuit card

Screen and driver assembly for screen pixels

The heat dissipated by the integrated circuit (11) is evacuated into a plate (13) having an extended surface in order to transmit the heat into the integrated circuit package (10) and into the wiring board (12) by means of the input-output terminals (17) of the package.

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Massy, France

Thierry Fromont