Abstract:
An electronic control unit includes a substrate, a first cover, and a second cover. An electronic component is mounted on the substrate. The first cover is disposed to be opposed to one surface of the substrate and includes a first sidewall part extending in a direction perpendicular to the substrate, and claw part(s) projecting laterally from the first sidewall part. The second cover is disposed to be opposed to the other surface of the substrate and includes a second sidewall part, and groove part(s). The second sidewall part faces the first sidewall part. The groove part(s) is formed at the second sidewall part such that a shape of each of the groove part(s) when viewed from the direction perpendicular to the substrate is a recessed shape in conformity with a projecting shape of a corresponding claw part. Each groove part is fitted to a corresponding claw part.
Abstract:
An electronic control unit includes a board, a heat-generating device, a connector, and a heatsink. The board has an insulating layer and a wiring pattern partially exposed outside the insulating layer. The heat-generating device is mounted on the board and electrically connected to the wiring pattern. The connector is located adjacent to the heat-generating device and has a connection terminal connected to the wiring pattern. The heatsink is located opposite to the board across the heat-generating device and in contact with the heat-generating device to dissipate heat of the heat-generating device. The wiring pattern has a land pattern including a mount portion and a connection portion. The heat-generating device is mounted on the mount portion. The connection terminal of the connector is connected to the connection portion.
Abstract:
An electronic control unit includes a plurality of heating elements, a substrate, a heat sink, and a housing. The substrate includes a heating region on which the plurality of heating elements are collectively mounted. The heat sink is provided to be opposed to one surface of the substrate, and includes a radiating part, which is disposed in correspondence to the heating region of the substrate and receives heat generated by the plurality of heating elements. The housing is provided to cover the other surface of the substrate. The heat sink includes a fixation part, which is disposed separately from the radiating part and to which an outer edge part of the housing is fixed.
Abstract:
An electronic control unit includes a plurality of heating elements, a substrate, a heat sink, and a housing. The substrate includes a heating region on which the plurality of heating elements are collectively mounted. The heat sink is provided to be opposed to one surface of the substrate, and includes a radiating part, which is disposed in correspondence to the heating region of the substrate and receives heat generated by the plurality of heating elements. The housing is provided to cover the other surface of the substrate. The heat sink includes a fixation part, which is disposed separately from the radiating part and to which an outer edge part of the housing is fixed.
Abstract:
An electronic control unit includes a substrate, a first cover, and a second cover. An electronic component is mounted on the substrate. The first cover is disposed to be opposed to one surface of the substrate and includes a first sidewall part extending in a direction perpendicular to the substrate, and claw part(s) projecting laterally from the first sidewall part. The second cover is disposed to be opposed to the other surface of the substrate and includes a second sidewall part, and groove part(s). The second sidewall part faces the first sidewall part. The groove part(s) is formed at the second sidewall part such that a shape of each of the groove part(s) when viewed from the direction perpendicular to the substrate is a recessed shape in conformity with a projecting shape of a corresponding claw part. Each groove part is fitted to a corresponding claw part.