Abstract: A cooler for an electronic device of the present invention is provided with a heatsink and a cross flow blower with an electric motor. The heatsink comprises a base and heat exchanging means made as flat disks, fins or flat plates. The base provides thermal contact with the electronic device and the heat exchanging means. The cross flow blower comprises a drum type impeller with an axis of rotation substantially normal to the base. The flat disks substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation and located inside of the drum type impeller. The fins or flat plates substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation and located outside of said drum type impeller. The heatsink further comprises heat-spreading means that provide thermal contact between the base and the flat disks and flat plates. The heat-spreading means may be heat-pipes.

Abstract: An integrated crossflow cooler for electronic components comprises a heatsink with at least two openings, a crossflow blower and an electric drive with a stator and a magnetized rotor. The heatsink comprises a base and heat exchanging means; the base provides thermal contact with the electronic component and the heat exchanging means. The crossflow blower hydraulically connected to one of the openings and comprises a casing rigidly built-in to the heatsink and a drum type impeller comprises magnetic means and serves as a magnetized rotor of the electric drive. The stator made as printed circuit board and rigidly built-in to the casing. The integrated crossflow cooler comprises two types of electric drives—when the magnetic means magnetized in the direction parallel to the axis of rotation and when the magnetic means magnetized in the direction perpendicular to the axis of rotation.

Abstract: A cooler for an electronic device of the present invention is provided with a heatsink and a cross flow blower with an electric motor. The heatsink comprises a base and heat exchanging means made as flat disks, fins or flat plates. The base provides thermal contact with the electronic device and the heat exchanging means. The cross flow blower comprises a drum type impeller with an axis of rotation substantially normal to the base. The flat disks substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation and located inside of the drum type impeller. The fins or flat plates substantially perpendicular to the axis of rotation and located outside of said drum type impeller. The heatsink further comprises heat-spreading means that provide thermal contact between the base and the flat disks and flat plates. The heat-spreading means may be heat-pipes.

Abstract: According to the present invention, a brushless DC electric motor comprising a magnetic rotor, stator and housing. The magnetic rotor comprising a disk installed perpendicular to a shaft and having circumferentially arrayed magnetic poles. The stator comprising at least one circuit board parallel to said disk and said circuit board serves as part of said housing and having circumferentially arrayed coil windings for producing electromagnetic fields.

Abstract: The invention refers to magnetoelectric machines and comprises a rotor made in the form of at least two disks, the magnetized disks have circumferential arrayed like poles and an axially magnetized polygon or cylindrical magnet placed between the disks. The stator comprises a winding selected from the group consisting of a coil winding and a wave winding coils that are distributed over the circumference and are installed predominantly in the space between the rotor poles provides for the possibility of the end face interaction with the rotor poles. Each of at least two disks could be made of a non-ferrous material with embedded magnets, and rotor further comprises ferrous metal plates, each of the plates is attached on an outer surface of each disk and comprises a ferrous metal cylinder for interconnecting a magnetic flux between ferrous metal plates. The rotor could be made as a multi-sectional unit. The disks could be made integral with a magnet in such a manner that they serve as magnet's poles.