Abstract: A heat dispensing device includes a base board and a plurality of fins extend from a top of the base board and are arranged in a form of radiation. A fan is connected on the fins and has blades which extend inclinedly toward the fins from a shaft of the fan. The air flow generated by the fan blades reaches a central portion of the top of the base board to bring heat at the central portion of the base board.

Abstract: A heat dissipation fan has a casing, a stator, a lubricating bushing and a fan. The stator is secured to the casing with a sleeve. The lubricating bushing has lubricant contained therein and is mounted in the sleeve. The fan is rotatably mounted in the casing and has a permanent magnet to be a rotor. A shaft extends from the fan and through a passage defined through the lubricating bushing. A locking disk is securely mounted on the shaft to hold the lubricating bushing. An oil guide is arranged on the lubricating bushing. Accordingly, the air in the cavity can be released from the oil guide during the assembly of the dissipation fan. The oil guide can keep oil from flowing out of the sleeve and drying out the lubricating bushing. The useful life of the dissipation fan is prolonged.

Abstract: A heat dissipation fan has a casing, two fans and multiple stationary blades. The fans are co-axially rotatably mounted in the casing. Multiple rotating blades are arranged around the outer periphery of each fan. The stationary blades are secured in the casing and between the rotating blades of the two fans. The angle of the rotating blades on both of the fans is the same. The angle of the stationary blades is perpendicular to that of the passing rotating blades. Accordingly, the airflow generated by the dissipation fan will be enhanced with the multiple layers of rotating blades. The stationary blades reverse the direction of the airflow. The dissipating effect of the dissipation fan is further increased.

Abstract: The invention discloses a direct current brushless motor for a fan. The motor has a housing, a stator, and a rotor. The stator has four pole sheets, a sensor installed between two neighboring pole sheets, and a circuit board electronically connected to the sensor. The rotor is installed on a shaft and has a metal cover under the housing and four permanent magnets. The sensor has a sensing window used to sense the magnetic strength of the permanent magnets. The sensor and the sensing window accordingly are offset a certain distance from a point directly above where two neighboring permanent magnets meet to obtain a better activation effect.

Abstract: A stator coil for a radiator fan, the stator coil consists of at least two enamel wires co-axially wound together. Each of the enamel wires has opposite first and second ends extended out from the stator coil. The first and second ends of the at least two enamel wires optionally connected in different connection ways so that the stator coil is optionally formed as a uni-coil winding in parallel connection, a uni-coil winding in series connection or a multiple-coil winding to satisfy different requirements of the radiator.

Abstract: A constant speed control circuit for a fan includes a timing control circuit, a signal comparing circuit connected to the timing control circuit, a driving circuit connected to the timing control circuit, and a signal generating circuit. The signal comparing circuit receives an external frequency signal from a frequency generator and a timing signal from the timing control circuit. By comparing the external frequency signal and the timing signal, the signal comparing circuit outputs an correction output signal to the timing control circuit for driving coils of the fan through the driving circuit. The external frequency signal represents an expected rotational speed of the fan, and thus by providing a fixed frequency value, the fan is operated in a constant speed status.

Abstract: A buffer pad is provided for use in an electric fan that has a blade assembly and a spindle extending from the blade assembly and rotatably supported in a bearing. The spindle further has a distal end extending beyond the bearing. The inventive buffer pad includes a wear-resistant piece for abutting the distal end of the spindle, and a resilient body adapted to be held in place within the electric fan for resiliently supporting the wear-resistant piece. The buffer pad can absorb vibrations generated by the rotary blade assembly.

Abstract: A bubble generating device includes a central tube having a hollow interior and a float is connected to the central tube. The central tube extends through a disk and a porous film is fixedly mounted to a peripheral wall of the disk. A U-shaped tube is connected to the disk and communicates with the hollow interior of the central tube. Two ends of the U-shaped tube respectively communicate with a space between the disk and the porous film. Air enters from the central tube and flow out from two ends of the U-shaped tube to generate bubbles via the porous film.

Abstract: A bubble generating device includes a shaft connected to a float and a plurality of frames connected to the bolt at their first ends. A porous device is connected to the respective mediate portions of the frames. A bolt extends through respective second ends of the frames and a weight is connected to the bolt. A pipe is connected to a fitting extending from the porous device so as to provide air into the porous device to generate bubbles. The bubble generating device can be maintained in water by adjusting the float and the weight.

Abstract: A bubble generating device includes a shaft connected to a float and a plurality of frames connected to the bolt at their first ends. A porous device is connected to the respective mediate portions of the frames. A bolt extends through respective second ends of the frames and a weight is connected to the bolt. A pipe is connected to a fitting extending from the porous device so as to provide air into the porous device to generate bubbles. The bubble generating device can be maintained in water by adjusting the float and the weight.

Abstract: A bubble generating device includes a central tube having a hollow interior and a float is connected to the central tube. The central tube extends through a disk and a porous film is fixedly mounted to a peripheral wall of the disk A U-shaped tube is connected to the disk and communicates with the hollow interior of the central tube. Two ends of the U-shaped tube respectively communicate with a space between the disk and the porous film. Air enters from the central tube and flows out from two ends of the U-shaped tube to generate bubbles via the porous film.

Abstract: A fastener for a heat-radiator on a chip is disclosed. The fastener has a leg. A cone-shaped foot of which a maximum diameter is larger than that of the leg is formed at a first end of the leg. A head is formed at a second end of the leg. Two bow arms are oppositely formed at two sides of the leg each with a first end fixed on a bottom face of the head. A ring is formed on second ends of the bow arms with an opening for the rod to extend therethrough.

Abstract: A heat dissipation fan has a casing, a stator fixedly received in the casing, a sleeve with a central hole securely attached to the stator, a lubricating bearing with lubrication oil contained therein mounted in the sleeve, a fan rotatably mounted in the casing and having a magnet mounted therein to be a rotor, a shaft extending from the fan and securely received in the lubricating bearing and a locking disk securely mounted on the shaft to lock the lubricating bearing on said shaft. The lubricating bearing has a central hole defined therein, a chamber defined in the bottom end of said bearing and at least one oil groove longitudinally defined in the outer periphery of said bearing. This can lubricate the shaft and guide the lubrication oil to avoid noise and oil from leaking from the sleeve and drying out the bearing. Consequently, the useful life of the heat dissipation fan will be increased.

Abstract: A heat dissipater is composed of a base adapted to engage with a heat source, a fan assembly and a cover. The cover has two perpendicular walls, a central through hole and a path from the central through hole in the cover to the open wall at the edge of the base. With such an arrangement, the air can be directly drawn in from the central through hole and blown out of the cover through the path to dissipate the heat of nearby electronic devices.

Abstract: A magnetically assembled cooling fan is disclosed. The cooling fan has an annular permanent magnet received therein and a metal plate with a pair of diagonally formed winged sections. The pair of diagonally formed winged sections are able to attract the fan assembly downward with respect to the housing, such that the problem caused by frictional resistance is overcome. Furthermore, a thrust bearing is provided at the free end of the shaft of the fan assembly so as to enable the shaft to rotate smoothly.

Abstract: A cooling fan has a housing having a recess defined therein and a seat formed on a bottom face thereof. A circuit board is secured on the seat of the housing. A coil has an opening defined therethrough and a bracket is provided beneath the coil to fix it on the circuit board. A sleeve, of which a first end is enclosed, is received in the opening of the coil and has a fastener formed at a second end thereof and engaged with the outer periphery of the coil. A collar is provided at a bottom face of the sleeve. A self-lubricating bearing is provided in the sleeve and on the collar. A rotor having a core is received in the bearing and inserted through the collar.