Abstract: A heat dissipation device assembly includes an aluminum base seat, an aluminum radiating fin assembly and at least one U-shaped copper heat pipe, which is upright arranged or horizontally arranged. The aluminum base seat has at least one connection section. A copper embedding layer is disposed on the connection section. The aluminum radiating fin assembly is assembled and disposed on the aluminum base seat. The copper heat pipe has a heat dissipation section and a heat absorption section respectively connected on the aluminum radiating fin assembly and the connection section of the aluminum base seat. By means of the copper embedding layer, the aluminum base seat and the copper heat pipe can be directly welded and connected with each other without chemical nickel treatment.

Abstract: A heat transfer component reinforcement structure includes a main body. The main body has a pair of first lateral sides and a pair of second lateral sides and a reinforcement member. The reinforcement member is correspondingly externally connected with the main body in at least one manner selected from the group consisting of that the reinforcement members are engaged, latched and connected with the first lateral sides and the second lateral sides of the main body and the reinforcement members are engaged, latched and connected with the junctions between the first and second lateral sides in four corners.

Abstract: A heat dissipation connection structure of handheld device includes an outer frame main body and a two-phase flow heat exchange unit. The outer frame main body has a hollow receiving space at the center. The outer frame main body surrounds the hollow receiving space. The two-phase flow heat exchange unit is disposed in the hollow receiving space and connected with the outer frame main body by means of an injection molding structure member, whereby the outer frame main body and the two-phase flow heat exchange unit can be quickly and securely connected with each other.

Abstract: A bearing oil replenishing structure for fan includes a base of a fan and at least one oil reservoir member. The base includes a hollow shaft barrel upward extended from a central area thereof. The shaft barrel internally defines a bearing receiving hole for receiving a self-oiling bearing therein and is provided on its inner wall surface with at least one sidewall recess. The fan also includes an impeller having a shaft, which is pivotally fitted in the self-oiling bearing. The oil reservoir member is correspondingly fitted in the sidewall recess in the shaft barrel for absorbing extra lubricant oil thrown out of the self-oiling bearing due to a centrifugal force produced by the rotating shaft to therefore always store a proper amount of oil. The stored lubricant oil can be released to replenish the self-oiling bearing timely, enabling the latter to have extended service life.

Abstract: A fan braking structure includes a fan including a frame having an upright bearing cup, and a fan impeller having a vertical rotating shaft pivotally received in the bearing cup and provided at a free end with a groove; a braking structure located at a lower part of the bearing cup and including a brake plate and an electromagnet, and the brake plate being provided at one side with a protruded brake pin and at another side with a magnetic member; and an elastic element disposed between and pressed against a top of the shell and the brake plate. When the fan is inactive, the electromagnet is energized to produce magnetic poles that repel the magnetic member and compress the elastic element, such that the brake pin is magnetically pushed toward the rotating shaft to engage with the groove, causing the fan to brake and stop rotating inertially.

Abstract: A fan braking structure includes a fan including a frame having an upright bearing cup, and a fan impeller having a vertical rotating shaft pivotally received in the bearing cup and provided at a free end with a groove; a braking structure located at a lower part of the bearing cup and including a brake plate and an electromagnet, and the brake plate being provided at one side with a protruded brake pin and at another side with a magnetic member; and an elastic element disposed between and pressed against the brake plate and the electromagnet. When the fan is powered off, the electromagnet is energized and produces magnetic poles that magnetically repel the magnetic member, such that the brake pin is pushed by a magnetic force and the elastic element toward the rotating shaft to engage with the groove, causing the fan to brake and stop rotating inertially.

Abstract: A fan brake structure includes a fan and a brake device. The fan has a frame body, a fan impeller and a stator. The brake device is disposed under a bottom of a bearing cup. The brake device has a driving member, a brake member and an elastic member. The elastic member abuts against one end of the brake member. The other end of the brake member has a boss body. The driving member has a spiral rail. When the driving member rotates, the boss body moves along the spiral rail, whereby the brake member linearly reciprocally moves upward to brake the fan impeller or linearly reciprocally moves downward to release the fan impeller from the braking.

Abstract: A heat sink structure includes a base seat and at least one heat dissipation unit. The base seat has a first face and a second face. At least one extension column extends from the second face of the base seat. The heat dissipation unit is disposed above the base seat and spaced from the base seat by a gap. The extension column serves to restrict or secure the heat dissipation unit in horizontal and vertical directions. The heat dissipation unit with different structures provides multiple heat dissipation features to enhance the entire heat dissipation performance.

Abstract: A fan frame body structure includes a first frame body. The first frame body has a first upper end, a first lower end, a first frame wall and a first main flow way. The first main flow way passes through the first frame body and is formed with a first main inlet and a first main outlet respectively at the first upper end and the first lower end. A first subsidiary flow way is disposed in the first frame wall. The first subsidiary flow way is in parallel the first main flow way. The first subsidiary outlet is positioned at the first upper end of the first frame body in flush with and in adjacency to the first main inlet.

Abstract: A heat dissipation unit includes a main body having a first and a second plate member, which are closed to each other to together define an airtight chamber in between them. A working fluid is filled in the airtight chamber. A first wick structure layer and a holding-down member are provided between the first and the second plate member and received in the airtight chamber. The holding-down member is located above the first wick structure layer, such that the first wick structure layer is held down by the holding-down member to be closely and flatly attached to the second plate member without warping.

Abstract: An adaptable liquid connector structure includes a case, an intermediate member and a liquid connector main body. The case is a hollow frame. The intermediate member is located in the case and includes an opening formed at a front area thereof for mounting the liquid connector main body therein, a locating bore located below the opening, and a plurality of elastic elements mounted on outer sides and a rear side of thereof. The intermediate member is supported by the elastic elements to suspend in the case and the elastic elements absorb assembly tolerance of the adaptable liquid connector structure, such that the liquid connector main body mounted therein is allowed for a positional floating adjustment in and relative to the case upward, downward, leftward and rightward to be smoothly, correctly and securely connected to an adaptor connector.

Abstract: 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.

Abstract: A heat sink device, comprising a body, at least a heat pipe, and a base. The body has a first side and a second side onto which a heat source is attached. The heat pipe has a heat-absorbing portion and a heat-dissipating portion. The heat-absorbing portion is attached to the first side, while the heat-dissipating portion is away from the heat-absorbing portion, so that the heat generated by the heat source is absorbed by the heat-absorbing portion and transferred to the distal end of the heat-dissipating portion. The base is disposed on the heat pipe and above the body.

Abstract: A fan structure includes a fan frame having a base and a shaft barren vertically upward extended from the base; a motor stator enclosure having a top provided with a shaft hole and an open bottom correspondingly covering and connecting to a top of the base, such that the motor stator enclosure, the shaft barrel and the base together define a potting space among them; a potting opening selectively provided on the base or the motor stator enclosure to communicate with the potting space; a motor stator externally fitted around the shaft barrel and located in the potting space; and a potting compound filled in the potting space to cover the motor stator. With the above arrangements, the fan structure overcomes the problem in conventional inconvenient fan potting process to largely reduce production costs, production time, bad yield rate, and reworking.

Abstract: A fan frame with noise muffling structure includes a frame having a top and a bottom and defining a centered air flow passage that extends from the top to the bottom. The air flow passage has an air inlet and an air outlet formed on the top and the bottom, respectively. The frame further has a noise muffling zone in at least one area of the frame located between the air flow passage and an outer periphery of the frame. In the noise muffling zone, there is provided at least one noise muffling unit, which is located between the top and the bottom without communicating with the air flow passage. The noise muffling unit internally defines a hollow cavity, which is closed between but not extended through the top and the bottom. The hollow cavity isolates air flow noise and absorbs frame vibration and noise produced by the frame vibration.

Abstract: A fan connector structure is applicable to a system circuit board having a circuit board-end connector provided thereon and includes a fan having a fan frame main body and a fan-end connector projected from an outer side of the fan frame main body. The fan-end connector and the fan frame main body can be selectively integrally or non-integrally formed with each other. The fan-end connector is correspondingly connectable to the circuit board-end connector, so as to realize the purpose of automated and quick assembling of the fan to the system circuit board with less labor and time cost.

Abstract: A centrifugal-to-axial mixed flow blower includes a blower enclosure defining a blower chamber and a centrifugal impeller supported on an impeller seat to suspend in the blower chamber. The centrifugal impeller includes a plurality of blades and a radially outward declined flow passage defined between any two adjacent blades and communicable with the blower chamber. The blower chamber is communicable with a rectangular air outlet of a heat dissipation system via a frame passage of a flow guide frame connected to below the blower enclosure. Air stream centrifugally drawn in by the centrifugal impeller passes through the declined flow passages to radially outward and downward flow into the blower chamber and then passes through the frame passage to flow axially through the rectangular air outlet into the heat dissipation system, so as to realize the effects of reduced noise, changing centrifugal vortical flow into axial flow, and decreased flow loss.

Abstract: A fan electrical connection structure includes a fan having a fan frame, which has a circuit board and an electrical connection section provided therein. The electrical connection section includes a plurality of metal terminals and is extended in a direction parallel to an air flow passage defined in the fan frame. The metal terminals respectively have an end electrically connected to the circuit board and another end extended into the electrical connection section. With the above arrangements, parts for electrical connection in the fan are simplified and can be easily connected or disconnected by a user with only one hand.