Abstract: Provided is an electronic apparatus that acquires an ambient temperature of the electronic apparatus and operates a cooling device to cool a component that generates heat during an operation. When the ambient temperature is lower than a predetermined reference temperature, the electronic apparatus exercises control to increase an output of the cooling device to a value higher than that obtained when the ambient temperature is equal to or higher than the reference temperature.

Abstract: A heat radiating device includes a plurality of heat pipes including respective heat receiving portions that are located above an integrated circuit and that are thermally connected to the integrated circuit, and a heat sink connected to the plurality of heat pipes. A plurality of the heat receiving portions are aligned with each other in a left-right direction and are in contact with the heat receiving portions (73a) of adjacent ones of the heat pipes. The heat receiving portions each have a first width in an upward-downward direction and have a second width smaller than the width in the left-right direction. With this, cooling performance for the integrated circuit can be improved.

Abstract: In a structure using a metal having fluidity as a thermally conductive material, the thermally conductive material is prevented from entering an unintended region even in a case where a change in attitude of a semiconductor device or vibration occurs. An electronic apparatus has a thermally conductive material (31) formed between a radiator (50) and a semiconductor chip (11). The thermally conductive material (31) has fluidity at least at a time of operation of the semiconductor chip (11). In addition, the thermally conductive material (31) has electric conductivity. The thermally conductive material (31) is surrounded by a seal member (33). A capacitor (16) is covered by an insulating portion (15).