Abstract: An air mover board may include a cold-aisle power and cold-aisle signal connector located on a first edge of the air mover board and configured to couple to a corresponding connector of an information handling system when the air mover board is in a cold-aisle configuration, a hot-aisle power and hot-aisle signal connector located on a second edge of the air mover board opposite that of the first edge and configured to couple to the corresponding connector of an information handling system when the air mover board is in a hot-aisle configuration, and a plurality of mechanical features configured to align and maintain the air mover board in a fixed position relative to an air mover tray, including a feature permanently coupled to the air mover board and configured to mechanically couple to features of the air mover tray in the cold-aisle and hot-aisle configuration.

Abstract: An air mover board may include a cold-aisle power connector located on a first edge of the air mover board and configured to couple to a corresponding power connector of an information handling system when the air mover board is in a cold-aisle configuration, a cold-aisle signal connector located on the first edge of the air mover board and configured to couple to a corresponding signal connector of the information handling system when the air mover board is in the cold-aisle configuration, a hot-aisle power connector located on a second edge of the air mover board opposite that of the first edge and configured to couple to the corresponding power connector of an information handling system when the air mover board is in a hot-aisle configuration, and a hot-aisle signal connector located on the second edge of the air mover board and configured to couple to the corresponding signal connector of the information handling system when the air mover board is in the hot-aisle configuration.

Abstract: In accordance with embodiments of the present disclosure, an information handling system may include a chassis and a retention assembly mechanically coupled to the chassis and configured to retain an information handling resource card. The retention assembly may include a fixed member, a movable member mechanically coupled to the fixed member such that the movable member is movable relative to the fixed member in a linear axis, and at least one fastener configured to mechanically engage with the fixed member in order to maintain the movable member in a desired position relative to the fixed member.

Abstract: An air baffle may include a body portion having a length and a height, as well as a plurality of folding lines arranged along the length of the air baffle. The folding lines may be substantially parallel to one another and directed along a direction of the height of the body portion. The air baffle may also include mounting features for mounting to a chassis of an information handling system. Based on a configuration of the plurality of folding lines, the air baffle may be mountable in a chassis of an information handling system to direct airflow within the chassis.

Abstract: In accordance with embodiments of the present disclosure, an information handling system may include heat-rejecting media thermally coupled to one or more information handling resources, a connector for receiving a modular information handling resource, the connector having a latch for facilitating insertion or removal of the modular information handling resource to or from the connector, and a removable baffle for directing a flow of air proximate to the heat-rejecting media. The removable baffle may have two substantially planar sides and an edge substantially perpendicular to the two planar sides, such that when the removable baffle is located within a chassis including the heat-rejecting media and the connector, the latch engages with the edge to mechanically maintain a location of the removable baffle within the chassis.

Abstract: In accordance with embodiments of the present disclosure, an information handling system may include heat-rejecting media thermally coupled to one or more information handling resources, a connector for receiving a modular information handling resource, the connector having a latch for facilitating insertion or removal of the modular information handling resource to or from the connector, and a removable baffle for directing a flow of air proximate to the heat-rejecting media. The removable baffle may have two substantially planar sides and an edge substantially perpendicular to the two planar sides, such that when the removable baffle is located within a chassis including the heat-rejecting media and the connector, the latch engages with the edge to mechanically maintain a location of the removable baffle within the chassis.

Abstract: An information handling system circuit board has an opening formed through it proximate a coupling point of an integrated circuit to the circuit board. The opening manages stress at the coupling point of the integrated circuit to the circuit board to reduce the risk of damage to the coupling point during deformation of the circuit board, such as when the circuit board is coupled to a chassis or when a component is pressed into the circuit board. In one embodiment, rectangular openings are formed at diagonally opposed corners of a BSA integrated circuit. In alternative embodiments, openings of varying shape, such as slots or curved slots, are formed at selected corners of the integrated circuit.

Abstract: An information handling system circuit board has an opening formed through it proximate a coupling point of an integrated circuit to the circuit board. The opening manages stress at the coupling point of the integrated circuit to the circuit board to reduce the risk of damage to the coupling point during deformation of the circuit board, such as when the circuit board is coupled to a chassis or when a component is pressed into the circuit board. In one embodiment, rectangular openings are formed at diagonally opposed corners of a BSA integrated circuit. In alternative embodiments, openings of varying shape, such as slots or curved slots, are formed at selected corners of the integrated circuit.

Abstract: A method for forming metal zipper teeth includes following steps: a step of forming embryonic teeth, a material wire being stamped and cut by way of an upper blank mold and a lower blank mold to form embryonic teeth detaching from the material wire; a step of corner cutting, redundant material at two outer ends on the open end of each of the embryonic teeth being removed by way of an upper corner cutting mold and a lower corner cutting mold so that almost finished zipper teeth can be obtained; and a step of forming, each of the almost finished zipper teeth being worked to have a tooth recess at the top thereof and a tooth jut at the bottom thereof by way of an upper forming mold and a lower forming mold and finished zipper teeth being complete.