Heatsink module having fin assembly structure corresponding to heat pipe
Abstract
A heatsink module includes a fan, a fin assembly and a heat pipe. The fan generates an airflow. The heat pipe has a heat absorbing section, a curved section, and a heat dissipating section. The curved section and the heat dissipating section are disposed at a side of the fan to accept the airflow. The fin assembly includes a plurality of heat sink fins, and the heat sink fins are stacked to form a plurality of air ducts to accept the airflow. The heat sink fins each have a penetrating opening corresponding to the curved section and the heat dissipating section. The penetrating openings are combined into a penetrating channel to contact with the curved section and the heat dissipating section.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A heatsink module having a fin assembly structure corresponding to a heat pipe, comprising:
a fan, for generating an airflow; a heat pipe, having a heat absorbing section, a curved section, and a heat dissipating section, wherein the curved section and the heat dissipating section are disposed at a side of the fan and blow by the airflow; and a fin assembly, comprising a plurality of heat sink fins, wherein the heat sink fins are stacked to form a plurality of air ducts to accept the airflow, the heat sink fins each have a penetrating opening, the penetrating openings are corresponding to the curved section and the heat dissipating section, the penetrating openings are combined into a penetrating channel, and the penetrating channel contacts with the curved section and the heat dissipating section.
2 . The heatsink module as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising a heat sink adhesive disposed between the heat sink fins and the heat pipe.
3 . The heatsink module as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the shape and length of the heat sink fins of the fin assembly are corresponding to the shape of the fan.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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