Abstract: A shield includes a cover, a first frame, and a second frame. The first frame is configured to be attached to a first side of a circuit board. The second frame is configured to be attached to a second side of the circuit board. The cover is configured to be attached to the first frame and the second frame such that the cover is configured to overlap a portion of the first side of the circuit board, a portion of the second side of the circuit board, and a portion of a third side of the circuit board. The cover, the first frame, and the second frame are configured to together define a housing. An apparatus includes the shield and the circuit board.

Abstract: A fiber optic cable routing apparatus includes a body having an inlet and an outlet, and a removable fiber tray configured to be housed within the body, wherein the removable fiber tray is configured to accommodate fiber optic cable.

Abstract: A fiber optic cable routing apparatus includes a body having an inlet and an outlet, and a removable fiber tray configured to be housed within the body, wherein the removable fiber tray is configured to accommodate fiber optic cable.

Abstract: The port for a removable module of a set-top box in a cable television system incorporates guide members of a thermally conductive material to provide a new primary heat dissipation path to manage thermal energy generated by operation of the module. The guide members may also be used to guide the module into proper connection with a module connector which electrically connects the circuit on the module with the circuitry of the set-top box. The guide members may be attached to the chassis of the set-top box or integrally formed in the chassis. Thus, heat from the module is provide directly to the chassis of the set-top box from which it is released by convention into the ambient environment.

Abstract: A guide member for accommodating a removable module is formed from a thermally conductive material having at least one thermally conductive element to provide a new primary heat dissipation path to manage thermal energy generated by operation of the module. The guide member may also be used to guide the module into proper connection with a module connector which electrically connects the circuit on the module with other circuitry. A plurality of thermally conductive elements, such as spring fingers, ribs and fins, provide additional thermal heat dissipation paths and enhance the rigidity of the guide members.

Abstract: The port for a removable module of a set-top box in a cable television system incorporates guide members of a thermally conductive material to provide a new primary heat dissipation path to manage thermal energy generated by operation of the module. The guide members may also be used to guide the module into proper connection with a module connector which electrically connects the circuit on the module with the circuitry of the set-top box. The guide members may be attached to the chassis of the set-top box or integrally formed in the chassis. Thus, heat from the module is provide directly to the chassis of the set-top box from which it is released by convention into the ambient environment.