Abstract: A system and a method for receiving data packets at the inputs of two data handlers. Each data handler compares address data in the individual data packet with a first and a second list of addresses and forward packets to each other, so that data packets with one of the first addresses are fed to one data handler and packets with one of the second addresses are fed to the other data handler. The data handlers output the data packets received so that one data handler outputs all packets with addresses of the first addresses and the other data handler outputs all packets with addresses of the second addresses.

Abstract: A system and a method for receiving data packets at the inputs of two data handlers. Each data handler compares address data in the individual data packet with a first and a second list of addresses and forward packets to each other, so that data packets with one of the first addresses are fed to one data handler and packets with one of the second addresses are fed to the other data handler. The data handlers output the data packets received so that one data handler outputs all packets with addresses of the first addresses and the other data handler outputs all packets with addresses of the second addresses.

Abstract: A thermally controlled assembly having two parallel PCBs defining there between, and by the aid of a channel forming element, a channel in which air is forced, using a fan, to cool components in the channel. The fan has a cooling surface cooled by air from the fan and which is biased toward an element provided in a space below the cooling surface. The forced air also drawing air from outside the assembly through the space and into the channel to cool other elements provided in the space.

Abstract: A printed circuit board having an electronic component which is to be cooled by a cooling surface biased thereon, where the biasing elements are abutted not by the PCB but a stiffer element attached to the PCB in order to not strain or bend the PCB.

Abstract: A printed circuit board having an electronic component which is to be cooled by a cooling surface biased thereon, where the biasing elements are abutted not by the PCB but a stiffer element attached to the PCB in order to not strain or bend the PCB.

Abstract: A thermally controlled assembly having two parallel PCBs defining there between, and by the aid of a channel forming element, a channel in which air is forced, using a fan, to cool components in the channel. The fan has a cooling surface cooled by air from the fan and which is biased toward an element provided in a space below the cooling surface. The forced air also drawing air from outside the assembly through the space and into the channel to cool other elements provided in the space.