Fan assembly for an integrated circuit

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including heat insulation or exchange means

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165 803, 361697, F04D 2958

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055825060

ABSTRACT:
A fan device for an integrated circuit includes a finned plate, a fan having a rotor shaft, and a board member mounted to the finned plate. The finned plate includes a plurality of rows and columns of fins extending upwardly from an upper side thereof and a space defined in a center of the upper side, each two adjacent fins having a gap defined therebetween. The board member includes a hole defined in a mediate portion thereof, a support member provided in the hole, and a plurality of ribs extending downwardly from a periphery defining the hole to the support member, the support member including a stud formed on an upper side thereof and having a second hole defined therein for rotatably receiving the rotor shaft of the fan.

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