Abstract:
A vapor chamber includes a plate and a wick structure. The plate is provided therein with a working fluid, and the plate has a heated end and a condensed end. The wick structure includes a first wick portion adhered to be opposite to the heated end, a second wick portion overlapping on the first wick portion, and a third wick portion adhered on the rest portion of a chamber. The aperture diameter of the first wick portion is larger than that of the second wick portion, or the aperture density of the first wick portion is smaller than that of the second wick portion. The amount of working fluid attached to the second wick portion is smaller than that of the first wick portion. After heating, the working fluid attached to the second wick portion is vaporized more quickly.
Abstract:
A LED lamp tube which includes a hollow transparent tube, a LED lamp assembly disposed in the transparent tube, two conductive caps provided on both ends of the transparent tube respectively, and a circuit control unit. The circuit control unit includes a plurality of separated sub-portions. The respective sub-portions of the circuit control unit are distributed uniformly on the circuit board of the LED lamp assembly. Via the uniform arrangement of respective sub-portions of the circuit control unit, the heat within the LED lamp tube can be distributed uniformly, thereby lowering the temperature and facilitating the heat dissipation.
Abstract:
A heat sink includes a heat dissipation fins assembly, a heat spreader, and a heat pipe. The heat dissipation fins assembly includes a plurality of heat dissipation fins. A guide plate extruding from a bottom of each of the heat dissipation fins. The guide plate being connected to an adjacent heat dissipation fins. The heat dissipation fins are connected in series by the guide plate thereby defining a number of air channels. Each heat dissipation fin includes a through hole defined therein and aligned with each other. The heat spreader is disposed under the heat dissipation fins assembly and a through groove is formed in the heat spreader. A heat pipe passes through the through hole and the through groove. The heat sink has improved heat dissipation efficiency.
Abstract:
A light emitting diode (LED) lamp tube heat dissipating structure is capable of dissipating heat in a tube quickly to improve the heat dissipating efficiency. A circuit board with a light radiating surface and a heat dissipating surface is contained in the tube, and the light radiating surface of the circuit board is electrically connected to LED lamps. Two conductive bushings are sheathed onto both ends of the tube and electrically connected with the circuit board, and at least one heat dissipating hole is disposed separately on both distal surfaces of the tube that covers the heat dissipating surface of the circuit board, such that external air is entered into the tube from the heat dissipating hole on a distal surface of the tube and dispersed from the heat dissipating hole on another distal surface of the tube for dissipating the heat in the tube.
Abstract:
An LED lamp with replaceable power supply includes a tubular body, a light module, a power supply, and two power connectors. The light module is disposed within the tubular body. The light module includes a circuit board and a plurality of LEDs. The LEDs are electrically coupled to the circuit board and are disposed on the bottom side of the circuit board. The power supply is replaceably disposed on the light module and is electrically coupled to the circuit board. The two power connectors are respectively coupled to the two ends of the tubular body and are electrically coupled to the power supply.
Abstract:
A heat sink includes a heat dissipation fins assembly, a heat spreader, and a heat pipe. The heat dissipation fins assembly includes a plurality of heat dissipation fins. A guide plate extruding from a bottom of each of the heat dissipation fins. The guide plate being connected to an adjacent heat dissipation fins. The heat dissipation fins are connected in series by the guide plate thereby defining a number of air channels. Each heat dissipation fin includes a through hole defined therein and aligned with each other. The heat spreader is disposed under the heat dissipation fins assembly and a through groove is formed in the heat spreader. A heat pipe passes through the through hole and the through groove. The heat sink has improved heat dissipation efficiency.
Abstract:
A light emitting diode (LED) lamp tube heat dissipating structure is capable of dissipating heat in a tube quickly to improve the heat dissipating efficiency. A circuit board with a light radiating surface and a heat dissipating surface is contained in the tube, and the light radiating surface of the circuit board is electrically connected to LED lamps. Two conductive bushings are sheathed onto both ends of the tube and electrically connected with the circuit board, and at least one heat dissipating hole is disposed separately on both distal surfaces of the tube that covers the heat dissipating surface of the circuit board, such that external air is entered into the tube from the heat dissipating hole on a distal surface of the tube and dispersed from the heat dissipating hole on another distal surface of the tube for dissipating the heat in the tube.
Abstract:
A LED lamp tube which includes a hollow transparent tube, a LED lamp assembly disposed in the transparent tube, two conductive caps provided on both ends of the transparent tube respectively, and a circuit control unit. The circuit control unit includes a plurality of separated sub-portions. The respective sub-portions of the circuit control unit are distributed uniformly on the circuit board of the LED lamp assembly. Via the uniform arrangement of respective sub-portions of the circuit control unit, the heat within the LED lamp tube can be distributed uniformly, thereby lowering the temperature and facilitating the heat dissipation.
Abstract:
A vapor chamber includes a plate and a wick structure. The plate is provided therein with a working fluid, and the plate has a heated end and a condensed end. The wick structure comprises a first wick portion adhered to be opposite to the heated end, a second wick portion overlapping on the first wick portion, and a third wick portion adhered on the rest portion of a chamber. The aperture diameter of the first wick portion is larger than that of the second wick portion, or the aperture density of the first wick portion is smaller than that of the second wick portion. Therefore, the amount of working fluid attached to the second wick portion is smaller than of the first wick portion. As a result, after heated, the working fluid attached to the second wick portion will be vaporized more quickly, thereby increasing the efficiency of heat transfer and improving the heat-dissipating effect.
Abstract:
A high thermal conductivity thermal interface material compound includes 53% by weight of polyethylene glycol, 42% by weight of silicon carbide, and 5% by weight of lithium ions. The method of fabricating the thermal interface material includes the steps of: filling the above-described compound in a container and blending them to form aggregative compound by a blender; mixing the compound by a rolling machine to disperse the aggregative compound and filling the compound to another container; blending the compound and breaking the air bubble generated thereof, and pumping the air out of the container by a vacuum pump at the same time, to fabricate the high thermal conductivity thermal interface material compound without air bubbles.