Abstract: Electronic equipment includes a plurality of heat generating elements, a single heat sink, and a single cover. The heat generating elements are arranged adjacent to one another in a one-dimensional array in a predetermined alignment direction. The faces of the heat generating elements on one side are fixed directly or indirectly to the heat sink. The faces of the heat generating elements on the other side are in direct or indirect contact with the cover. The cover is fixedly screwed to the heat sink at opposite ends in the alignment direction on the outer side of the heat generating elements. The heat generating elements are sandwiched and held between the heat sink and the cover. This allows heat generated by the heat generating elements to be efficiently radiated via the heat sink and allows the heat generating elements to be easily connected to the heat sink.

Abstract: In a transformer, forward and reverse secondary coils are connected to a single reference electrode or any of a plurality of reference electrodes. The forward secondary coil includes first and second winding portions wound around a forward iron core. The reverse secondary coil includes third and fourth winding portions wound around a reverse iron core. A first primary coil is formed around the first and third winding portions. The second primary coil is formed around the second and fourth winding portions. The single reference electrode or each of the plurality of reference electrodes is in the form of a plate.

Abstract: Electronic equipment includes a plurality of heat generating elements, a single heat sink, and a single cover. The heat generating elements are arranged adjacent to one another in a one-dimensional array in a predetermined alignment direction. The faces of the heat generating elements on one side are fixed directly or indirectly to the heat sink. The faces of the heat generating elements on the other side are in direct or indirect contact with the cover. The cover is fixedly screwed to the heat sink at opposite ends in the alignment direction on the outer side of the heat generating elements. The heat generating elements are sandwiched and held between the heat sink and the cover. This allows heat generated by the heat generating elements to be efficiently radiated via the heat sink and allows the heat generating elements to be easily connected to the heat sink.