Abstract:
An exemplary thermal dissipating device is for cooling an electronic component of a circuit board. The thermal dissipating device includes a heat conductive plate with a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, a plurality of heat pipes, and a plurality of fin arrays. The heat conductive plate includes a first part with the first side in closely contact with the electronic component, and a second part perpendicularly disposed beside the first part. The heat pipes are embedded in the second side of the conductive plate, extending from the first part to the second part. One of the fin arrays is attached to the second side of the first part of the conductive plate. The others of the fin arrays are attached to the second part of the conductive plate the first and second sides respectively.
Abstract:
An apparatus for reducing start-up time uses an auxiliary light source and method for the same are proposed. The auxiliary light source has relatively short start-up time to compensate a cold cathode fluorescent lamp (CCFL) with long start-up time. The auxiliary light source is a light emitting device and simultaneously turned on with the CCFL. The light-emitting device is turned off when the output light of the CCFL is stable. Therefore, the light-emitting device with the CCFL can provide stable light source for scanner.
Abstract:
A heat dissipating device is provided for a memory card which facing airflow blown rearward. The heat dissipating device includes a first heat spreader to be mounted to a front end of the memory card, and a second heat spreader to be mounted to a rear end of the memory card. The heat dissipating device will enhance the heat dissipating efficiency around the memory card.
Abstract:
An electronic device includes a housing, and an active fan and an airflow reversal prevention assembly installed in the housing. The assembly includes a first grid plate defining a plurality of vents, a second grid plate abutting against the first grid plate, a passive fan, and an elastic member. The second grid plate defines a plurality of vents being selectively aligned with the vents of the first grid plate. The passive fan is driven by air from the active fan to rotate, thereby driving the second grid plate to slide relative to the first grid plate. Thus the vents of the second grid plate are aligned with the corresponding vents of the first grid plate. The elastic member is capable of urging the second grid plate to slide to return, whereby the vents of the second grid plate are out of alignment with the vents of the first grid plate.
Abstract:
An exemplary thermal dissipating device is for cooling an electronic component of a circuit board. The thermal dissipating device includes a heat conductive plate with a first side and a second side opposite to the first side, a plurality of heat pipes, and a plurality of fin arrays. The heat conductive plate includes a first part with the first side in closely contact with the electronic component, and a second part perpendicularly disposed beside the first part. The heat pipes are embedded in the second side of the conductive plate, extending from the first part to the second part. One of the fin arrays is attached to the second side of the first part of the conductive plate. The others of the fin arrays are attached to the second part of the conductive plate the first and second sides respectively.
Abstract:
A focusing module for scanners includes a body which holds a lens and a transmission device on one side thereof to move the lens linearly and adjust a desired scanning focal length. Therefore the diaphragm may be enlarged to increase the scanning speed without reducing the depth of field and dropping Modulation Transfer Function, and to achieve a faster scanning speed and a desired scanning quality.
Abstract:
A contact image sensor module has a light source, at least one reflective element and a photoelectric conversion element. The photoelectric conversion element is arranged between the light source and the reflective element, such that the light from the light source is directed toward the manuscript. The reflective element receives the light reflected from the manuscript, and then the light is reflected back to the manuscript. The photoelectric conversion element receives light directed from the light source and the reflective element toward the manuscript, and then the light is converted into an electric signal, thus eliminating the dark band problem of the manuscript.