Electronic equipment and computer with heat pipe

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16510433, 174 152, 361719, H05K 720

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic equipment has heat pipes for radiating heat generated from heat generating electronic parts. The electronic parts are arranged such that electronic parts generating more heat are arranged nearer to a heat radiating portion of each heat pipe to prevent a phenomenon of dryout and radiate the heat efficiently, whereby heat generated from the electronic parts such as LSI chips can be effectively radiated and an excessive rise in temperature of the electronic parts can be suppressed. When the invention is applied to computers, the entire computer size can be reduced.

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"Heat Pipe . . . ", Kerjilian, IBM Tech Discl Bull vol. 18 No. 12 May 1976 pp. 3982, 3983.

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