Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a heat pipe and a heat sink. The heat pipe includes a condenser section and an evaporator section. The condenser section has a planar outer surface. The heat sink includes a supporting surface for contacting the outer surface of the condenser section. A guiding line is defined in the supporting surface for spreading a solder therealong. The guiding line has a width smaller than a width of the outer surface of the condenser section. The condenser section of the heat pipe is mounted on the supporting surface of the heat sink along the guiding line and firmly connected to the heat sink by the solder.

Abstract: An exemplary flat type heat pipe includes a hollow, flattened casing and a first wick structure and a second wick structure received in the casing. The casing includes a top plate and a bottom plate opposite to the top plate. The first wick structure includes a plurality of spaced protruding portions and grooves between every two adjacent protruding portions. The second wick structure is made of sintered metal powder. The first and second wick structures are disposed at inner sides of the bottom and top plates of the casing, respectively. The first and second wick structures contact each other. The casing defines two vapor channels at opposite lateral sides of the combined first and second wick structures, respectively.

Abstract: An exemplary flat heat pipe includes a hollow, flattened casing and a first wick structure and a second wick structure received in the casing. The casing includes a top plate and a bottom plate opposite to the top plate. The first wick structure is folded by a steel sheet with a plurality of pores, and the second wick structure is made of sintered metal powder. The first and second wick structures are disposed at inner sides of the bottom and top plates of the casing, respectively. The first and second wick structures contact each other. The casing defines two vapor channels at opposite lateral sides of the combined first and second wick structures, respectively.

Abstract: An impeller of a centrifugal fan includes a hub and a plurality of blades arranged on and around the hub. Each of the blades includes a root portion and a tip portion. The tip portion of each of the blades has a concave surface and a convex surface in rear and front sides thereof respectively. In a rotational direction of the impeller, the tip portion of a rear blade protrudes towards a front blade.

Abstract: An exemplary heat dissipation device includes a centrifugal fan comprising an air outlet, a fin assembly arranged at the air outlet, and a heat pipe comprising an evaporating section and a condensing section. The fin assembly comprises fins. The fins are stacked together with one above another along a central axis of the centrifugal fan. Each of the fins has at least a flange bent at a lateral side thereof. The flanges of the fins abut against each other and form a side face parallel to the central axis of the centrifugal fan. The condensing section is attached to and thermally contacts the side face of the fin assembly.

Abstract: A centrifugal fan includes a plurality of blades, a casing and a tongue. The casing includes a base plate perpendicular to a rotation axis of the blades and a sidewall extending upwardly from the base plate. The base plate and the sidewall cooperatively define a space for receiving the blades therein. The sidewall defines an opening in one side for functioning as an air outlet. An air channel is defined between outmost ends of the blades and the sidewall. The tongue is detachably mounted to one end of the sidewall adjacent to the air outlet. The tongue includes a guiding surface protruding towards the outmost ends of the blades. The tongues is provided for lowering a noise level of the centrifugal fan during operation.

Abstract: An exemplary heat dissipation device includes a heat pipe and a fin unit. The heat pipe includes an evaporation section and a condensing section formed at opposite ends thereof, respectively. The fin unit includes plural stacked parallel fins. Each of the fins defines a through hole therein for receiving the condensing section of the heat pipe. A flange extends from a periphery of the through hole. The flange defines two slits to divide the flange into two separate portions. The slits communicate with the through hole. A compressible structure is formed in each fin at opposite sides of the through hole. The compressible structure is aligned with the slits such that when the fin is compressed along a direction transverse to the alignment, the compressible structure is compressed and the separate portions of the flange move toward each other and closely contact the condensing section of the heat pipe.

Abstract: An exemplary structure includes a first body, a second body and a screw. The screw includes a head and an elongated pole extending from the head. Plural external threads are formed on the pole. The first body defines a through hole with a diameter not smaller than the major diameter of the external threads. The second body defining a latching hole comprising a first portion adjacent to the first body and a second portion farthest away the first body. Plural internal threads matching the external threads are formed on the second body around the first portion. A diameter of the second portion is larger than the major diameter of the external threads. The pole extends through the through hole and threadedly engaged with the internal threads. A free end of the pole farthest away the head is received in the second portion and apart from the second body.

Abstract: An exemplary flat heat pipe includes a hollow, flattened casing and a first wick structure and a second wick structure received in the casing. The casing includes a top plate and a bottom plate opposite to the top plate. The first wick structure is formed by weaving wires, and the second wick structure is made of sintered metal powder. The first and second wick structures are disposed at inner sides of the bottom and top plates of the casing, respectively. The first and second wick structures contact each other. The casing defines two vapor channels at opposite lateral sides of the combined first and second wick structures, respectively. A method for manufacturing the heat pipe is also provided.

Abstract: An exemplary heat sink includes elongated fins stacked together. Each of the fins includes a first dissipating portion and a second dissipating portion arranged in turn along a longitudinal axis of the fin. The first dissipating portion and the second dissipating portion of each fin are offset from each other along a stacked axis of the fins. An opening is defined in each fin between the first dissipating portion and the second dissipating portion thereof.

Abstract: A heat dissipation apparatus includes a base plate and a plurality of fasteners. A plurality of mounting arms extends outwardly from the base plate. Each mounting arm defines a through hole therein. An inner thread is formed on an inner surface of each through hole. Each fastener includes a main post, a cap formed at a top of the main post, and an engaging portion formed at a bottom of the main post. A retaining thread is formed on an outer surface of the main post adjacent the engaging portion. The retaining thread matches the inner thread of the through hole of the corresponding mounting arm. The retaining thread is passable through the through hole of the mounting arm by threadingly passing the retaining thread through the inner thread of the through hole of the mounting arm whereupon the fastener remains preassembled in the through hole.

Abstract: A centrifugal fan includes a housing and an impeller. The housing includes a base plate, a side plate extending upwardly from a periphery of the base plate and a concave portion depressed downwardly from a central portion of the base plate. The concave portion includes a bottom wall spaced from the base plate and a side wall interconnects with the base plate. An air inlet is defined in the bottom wall. The impeller includes a hub and a plurality of blades extending radially from the hub. The impeller is rotatably arranged on the bottom wall of the concave portion. A bottom face of each of the blades extends into the concave portion.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a shell, an electronic component received in the shell, and a heat sink arranged between the electronic component and the shell. The heat sink includes a first heat spreader attaching to the electronic component, a second heat spreader spaced from the first heat spreader, and a plurality of fins between the first and second heat spreaders. Each fin includes a pair of contacting portions, a pair of bending portions and a connecting portion each of which being flat. The contacting portions are respectively connected to the two heat spreaders. The bending portions respectively extend from the contacting portions towards each other. Each bending portion forms a rear end adjacent to the other bending portion. The connecting portion interconnects the rear ends of the bending portions at opposite ends thereof.

Abstract: A heat dissipation device includes a fin unit, a fan and a fan duct. The fin unit includes a plurality of fins stacked together. An airflow channel is defined between each two neighboring fins. The fan includes an air inlet and an opposite air outlet. The fan duct communicates the airflow channels of the fin unit and the fan. The fan duct includes a first flue connected to the air inlet of the fan and a second flue connected to the fin unit. The second flue includes a first side plate and a second side plate covering on two neighboring sides of the fin unit, respectively.

Abstract: An exemplary flat heat pipe with an evaporator section and a condenser section includes a casing, and a first wick structure and a second wick structure in the casing. The casing defines a first vapor channel within the evaporator section. The first wick structure contacts an inner surface of the casing at the condenser section. The first wick structure includes a contact portion in contact with the inner surface of the casing, and an isolated portion from the inner surface of the casing. The isolated portion and the inner surface of the casing cooperatively define therebetween a second vapor channel in communication with the first vapor channel. The second wick structure contacts the inner surface of the casing at the evaporator section. The second wick structure joins the first wick structure at a joint between the evaporator section and the condenser section.

Abstract: An exemplary flat heat pipe with an evaporator section and a condenser section includes a hollow casing, and a first wick structure and a second wick structure in the casing. The second structure contacts an inner surface of the casing at the evaporator section. The first structure at the evaporator section includes a first contact portion contacting an inner surface of the second structure, and a first isolated portion from the inner surface of the second structure. The first isolated portion and the inner surface of the second structure define a first channel therebetween. The first structure at the condenser section includes a second contact portion contacting the inner surface of the casing, and a second isolated portion from the inner surface of the casing. The second isolated portion and the inner surface of the casing define therebetween a second channel communicating with the first channel.

Abstract: An exemplary flat heat pipe with an evaporator section and a condenser section at opposite ends thereof includes a hollow flat casing, a first wick structure and a solid and sintered second wick structure. The first wick structure includes a top plate and a bottom plate opposite to the top plate. The first wick structure is received in the casing, and extends from the evaporator section to the condenser section. The second wick structure is disposed in the casing at the evaporator section. The second wick structure contacts the top and bottom plates and joins the first wick structure. A method for manufacturing the heat pipe is also provided.

Abstract: A fan includes a base and an impeller rotatably mounted on the base. The base protrudes a tube outwardly therefrom. The tube defines a receiving hole therein for receiving a bearing. The bearing defines a bearing hole therein. The impeller protrudes a shaft therefrom towards the base. The shaft is rotatably received in the bearing hole. The fan further includes a gasket located at a bottom of the bearing and clipped on a free end of the shaft. The gasket includes a first surface and an opposite second surface. The first surface is a smooth surface and facing directly the bottom surface of the bearing. The second surface is a rough surface relative to the first surface. At least one of the first surface and the second surface is provided with a mark to differentiate the rough second surface from the smooth first surface.

Abstract: A heat dissipation apparatus includes a flat heat pipe and a plurality of fins stacked together. Each fin defines a substantially rectangular-shaped receiving hole therein for receiving a condenser section of the flat heat pipe and a small-sized accommodating hole therein for accommodating a solder paste. A combining sidewall extends from an edge of the receiving hole, and includes elongated top and bottom planar plates, and a short plate extending from one end of the bottom planar plate towards the top planar plate. The accommodating hole is located at a junction of the top planar plate and the short plate. The solder paste accommodated in the accommodating hole is melted to flow into the receiving hole to fill up a clearance between the flat heat pipe and the combining sidewall to combine the flat heat pipe and the fins together.

Abstract: A heat dissipation module comprises a heat pipe forming a condensing section, and a first fin unit and a second fin unit contacting with the condensing section of the heat pipe. The first and second fin units are located neighboring to each other and have different heights. The first and second fin units each comprise a plurality of fins stacked together. A protruding member protrudes from one of the fins of one of the first and second fin units to abut a corresponding neighboring one of the fins of the other one of the first and second fin units, to thereby separate the first fin unit and the second fin unit to limit relative movement of the first fin unit and the second fin unit in a protruding direction of the protruding member.