Low profile computer assembly using paired back-to-back peripher

Details Low profile computer assembly using paired back-to-back peripher Low profile computer assembly using paired back-to-back peripher

1998-11-19

2000-11-14

Gandhi, Jayprakash N.

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Housing or mounting assemblies with diverse electrical...

For electronic systems and devices

361788, 395282, 439 61, G06F 1340, G06F 1342, H01R 2370, H01R 909

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061478717

ABSTRACT:
A low profile riser card assembly for a computer system is provided by incorporating two uniaxial back to back peripheral connectors. The peripheral card connectors extend outwardly along a single axis from opposing sides of a riser card. The riser card is attached to a riser card connector mounted on the circuit board and is held in a perpendicular to the axis and in an upright position with respect to the circuit board. In the assembly of the present single invention, the uniaxial back to back peripheral card connectors are retained on the riser card in a parallel orientation with respect to the riser card connector to produce a low profile computer assembly.

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