Power supply unit, in particular for a sterilization device, comprising at least one electric component, wherein, at least one of the electric components is at least partly covered with a solid insulation layer, wherein the solid insulation layer is adapted to provide an electric insulation.

In some examples, an electronic device includes an outer housing and a heat spreader inside an inner chamber defined by the outer housing. The heat spreader is structurally engaged to the outer housing to provide structural support for the outer housing, and the heat spreader is to spread heat along two different directions. Electronic components are in thermal contact with a surface of the heat spreader to transfer heat produced by the electronic components to the heat spreader.

A flame retardant structure for electronic component includes a printed circuit board, an electronic component, a metal heat dissipation module, a first plastic part and a receiving space formed by the printed circuit board and the metal heat dissipation module. The metal heat dissipation module has an opening, or the metal heat dissipation module and the printed circuit board form an opening. The electronic component is located in the receiving space. When the electronic component is heated, the first plastic part melts and enters into the receiving space through the opening, and the first plastic part melts to cover and protect the electronic component. The first plastic part is offered with different structures to match with different metal heat dissipation module for flexible use, low cost and high fire retardant effect.

A rotary hammer operable in a plurality of modes in which reciprocating of a tool bit along a drive axis and/or rotation of the tool bit about the drive axis occurs. The rotary hammer includes a trigger, a mode switch, a motor direction switch, and a control unit. The trigger is movable between off and on positions. The mode switch selects a mode of operation between first and second operating modes. The motor direction switch is configured to select a direction of operation of a motor between first and second rotational directions. A control unit is configured to override an output of the motor direction switch by determining that the mode switch corresponds with the second operating mode, determining that the motor direction switch corresponds with the first rotational direction, and by driving the motor in the second rotational direction upon actuation of the trigger.

A printed circuit board assembly for use in a power tool includes a potting boat, a printed circuit board, a thermally conductive gap pad, potting material, and a secondary heat sink. The potting boat includes primary heat sink fins. The electronic components are mounted on a first surface of the printed circuit board. The gap pad contacts the electronic component and the stand-off. The potting material at least partially encapsulates the printed circuit board within the potting boat. The secondary heat sink contacts a second surface of the printed circuit board opposite the first surface. The secondary heat sink includes secondary heat sink fins. Heat generated by the electronic components is transferred via conduction to both the primary heat sink fins and the secondary heat sink fins. The heat is dissipated to the surroundings of the printed circuit board assembly.

A semiconductor storage device includes semiconductor packages mounted on a printed circuit board (PCB) and encased within an enclosure. The semiconductor storage device includes thermal interface material mounted on side edges of the PCB. During depaneling (separation) of individual semiconductor storage devices from a PCB panel, edges of the PCB may be overcut to expose thermally conductive edge layers provided within the interior the PCB. The thermal interface material may be positioned adjacent to the exposed thermally conductive edge layers to conduct heat away from a semiconductor package through the side edges of the PCB and out of sides of the enclosure.

Immersion cooling systems, apparatus, and related methods for cooling electronic computing platforms and/or associated electronic components are disclosed herein. An example apparatus includes a first chamber including a first coolant disposed therein, the first coolant having a first boiling point. The example apparatus further includes a second chamber disposed in the first chamber, the second chamber to receive an electronic component therein. The second chamber includes a second coolant having a second boiling point different that the first boiling point. The second chamber is to separate the electronic component and the second coolant from the first coolant.

Particular embodiments described herein provide for a thermal cooling system that is part of a device that includes a hole-in-motherboard configuration. The device can include a substrate, one or more dies on a top portion of the substrate, one or more printed circuit boards below the substrate, where the printed circuit boards are coupled to the substrate with solder balls, and one or more land side capacitors below the substrate. A thermal conducting plate, phase change material, and one or more sponge walls to help insulate the solder balls from the thermal conductive layer can be located in the hole of the hole-in-motherboard configuration and help transfer heat and thermal energy away from the device.

Electronic device heat transfer technology is disclosed. In an example, an electronic device package can include a substrate. The electronic device package can also include a heat transfer component. The electronic device package can further include a heat-generating electronic component coupled to the substrate between the substrate and the heat transfer component. The electronic device package can also include a viscous thermal interface material (TIM) providing a heat transfer pathway between the electronic component and the heat transfer component. In addition, the electronic device package can include a barrier about at least a portion of a periphery of the viscous TIM to maintain the viscous TIM within a confined location in proximity to the electronic component. The TIM is uninterrupted by the barrier within the periphery.

Disclosed is an ROV propeller tailhood comprising a body a control circuit board, a heat block, a thermal silica gel and long rod screws. The heat sink is fixed to the bottom of the control circuit board and disposed between the control circuit board and the body. The heat sink and the body are provided respectively with apertures that are matching with the long rod screws for fixing the heat sink to the body. The cooling silica gel is provided between the control circuit board and the heat sink.