Abstract: A memory module assembly includes a pair of heat-dissipation plates (10), a printed circuit board (20) sandwiched between the heat-dissipation plates (10), and four clamps (30) for securing the heat-dissipation plates (10) onto opposite sides of the printed circuit board (20). Each clamp includes a connecting portion (32) and a pair of elastic pressing portions (34) extending from opposite free ends of the connecting portion. Each pressing portion has a pair of hooks (342) extending from opposite lateral sides thereof and an engaging portion extending (344) from a free end thereof and clamping on an end of the heat-dissipation plate. The hooks are inserted into openings (18) defined in the heat-dissipation plates and engage with inner surfaces of the heat-dissipation plates.

Abstract: A vapor chamber includes a base (100) for contacting a heat-generating component (500), a cover (200), a first porous capillary sheet (300) located in the base and a second porous capillary sheet (400) located in the cover and facing the first porous capillary sheet. The base comprises a block (130) extending from the base to thermally connect with the cover. The cover is mounted on the base and forms a hermetically sealed container together with the base. The first and second porous capillary sheets together form an enclosure and are contained in the container, and the block extends through the first and second porous capillary sheets and engage therewith.

Abstract: A memory module assembly (1) includes a printed circuit board (10) having an electronic heat-generating electronic component (40) thereon, a heat sink (20) and a clip (30) for securing the heat sink onto the heat-generating electronic component. The clip includes a pressing portion (32) and a pair of latching portions (33) respectively extending from two ends of the pressing portion. Each latching portion includes a latching leg (332) and a retaining hook section (334) formed at a bottom end of the latching leg. The retaining hook sections tightly engage a bottom face of the printed circuit board and the pressing portion presses the base toward the heat-generating electronic component. The latching legs extend through an opening and a through hole in the printed circuit board. The through hole has a L-shaped configuration and does not communicate with a periphery side of the printed circuit board.

Abstract: A memory module assembly includes a printed circuit board (10) having a heat-generating electronic component (14) thereon, and first and second heat-dissipation plates (20), (30) attached on opposite sides of the printed circuit board. The first heat-dissipation plate includes a first hook (24) extending from a side thereof and the first hook includes a resisting portion (242) extending from an end of the first heat-dissipation plate and a first engaging portion (244) extending from a free end of the resisting portion for resisting the printed circuit board and the second heat-dissipation plate. The second heat-dissipation plate defines a depressed portion (34) in a side thereof for engaging with the first hook. The other sides of the first and second heat-dissipation plates engage with each other to clamp the printed circuit board between the first and second heat-dissipation plates.

Abstract: A memory module assembly (1) includes a printed circuit board (30) having an electronic heat-generating component (40) thereon, a heat sink (20) and a clip (10) for securing the heat sink onto the heat-generating component mounted on the printed circuit board. The heat sink includes a base (22) and a plurality of fins (24) arranged on the base. A recess (28) is defined extending across the fins. The clip includes a retaining portion (12) resting against a face of the printed circuit board opposite the heat sink and an elastic pressing portion (16) spaced from the retaining portion. The pressing portion is received in the recess of the heat sink and resiliently presses the base of the heat sink toward the heat-generating component, whereby the clip clamps the heat sink and the printed circuit board therebetween.