In one embodiment, a method for removably coupling a tray bracket to a cable holder of an information handling system includes: receiving, by an open slot of a lock ring receiver of the cable holder, a closed end of a lock ring of the tray bracket, the lock ring receiver disposed on a surface of the cable holder, the closed end of the lock ring removably coupled to the lock ring receiver; applying, by two or more guiding structures of a lock ring neck receptacle of the cable holder, a compression force on a neck of the lock ring; and causing, by the compression force, the neck of the lock ring to be received by a recessed area of the lock ring neck receptable to removably couple the tray bracket to the cable holder.

A board shield (52) covers a region in which an electronic part is mounted on a lower surface of a circuit board (50). A memory housing chamber (R1) capable of housing a semiconductor memory is secured on the lower side of the circuit board. The board shield (52) includes a shield wall (52e) along the memory housing chamber R1). With this, it is possible to protect the semiconductor memory while suppressing an increase in the number of parts.

An information handling system main board CMOS is powered by a CMOS battery, such as to keep a real time clock during a power off state, with the battery ground passed through a ground pad so that ground to the CMOS is incomplete until a coupling device, such as a screw, couples the main board to an information handling system housing. A bi-stable relay couples to the main board between the CMOS battery positive terminal and the CMOS to prevent application of power by the CMOS battery to the CMOS after closing of the ground until an embedded controller that is powered on the main board commands closing of the bi-stable relay.

A housing system for electrical and electronic components, in particular for single-board computers and accessories includes a housing with side walls and slide-in walls and with at least one cover. The housing includes at least one basic frame with the side walls and with at least one corner pillar, wherein the at least one corner pillar forms interfaces for external mounts and internal mounts.

A fan structure automatically mountable on a system circuit board includes a fan. The fan includes a fan frame main body. A connector connection section is disposed on the fan frame main body for connecting with a fan end connector, whereby the fan end connector can be assembled with the fan frame main body. Accordingly, when the fan is mounted on the system circuit board, the fan end connector can be directly pressed down by means of an automated device to plug into the circuit board end connector. Therefore, the manufacturing process can be automated.

A scalable system for high-power computer, comprising a plurality of motherboard chassis, inserted in a computer rack mounting kit, each motherboard chassis, being configured to receive at least one motherboard module, said plurality of inner chassis forming a stack of inner chassis, the stack being configured to receive an outer floating bracket chassis, said outer chassis being inserted by a second longitudinal end of each inner chassis forming the stack of inner chassis, each said outer floating bracket chassis being configured to accommodate at least one double floating bracket being configured to house a cable box capable of connecting the connectors of a plurality of motherboard modules, arranged in said inner chassis of the stack, to each other, the system being characterized in that the double floating bracket comprises at least several floating attachment means.

A fan frame electrical connector structure is configured for assembling to a motherboard of an electronic device and includes a fan having a frame. The frame is provided with at least one pogo pin connector, which is located at one side of the frame to project into an outer side of the frame. The motherboard of the electronic device is provided at a position corresponding to the pogo pin connector with at least one metal contact, and the pogo pin connector is electrically connected to the metal contact. With the above fan frame electrical connector structure, it is possible to realize automated assembling of the fan to the electronic device motherboard.

A detachably fixing device includes a base, a circuit board carrying plate, and a sliding plate. The circuit board carrying plate is slidably disposed on the base in a first direction and has a carrying plate linkage portion. The sliding plate is slidably disposed on the base in a second direction. The first direction and the second direction are non-parallel. The sliding plate has a sliding plate linkage portion mechanically connected with the carrying plate linkage portion, and an engaging portion. The circuit board carrying plate is operable to move to make the sliding plate slide outward relative to the base to make the engaging portion protrude from the base. An electronic apparatus casing includes a casing frame and the detachably fixing device. The detachably fixing device is detachably disposed on the casing frame. The engaging portion is separably engaged with an engaging structure of the casing frame.

A power connector includes a first printed circuit board (PCB) to connect to a plurality of power cables and receive power from the plurality of power cables. The power connector also includes a plug, which is electrically connected to the first PCB, to connect to a graphics card and provide the power to the graphics card. The power connector may further include a second PCB electrically connected between the first PCB and the plug, a casing to house the first PCB and/or the second PCB, and/or light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to be illuminated during operation of the graphics card.

An information handling system may include a circuit board that includes a plurality of memory module sockets; a plurality of memory modules received in the plurality of memory module sockets; a plurality of heatsinks disposed between adjacent ones of the plurality of memory modules; and a cold plate having projections that extend into regions between adjacent ones of the plurality of heatsinks.