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Heat dissipating structure for rectifiers of car alternators

Assignee: Mobiletron Electronics Co Ltd
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Filing: 1997-05-13
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Granted: 1998-11-17
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Expires: 2017-05-13
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Abstract

Abstract A heat dissipating structure for rectifiers of car alternators includes an upper cover, a rectifier assembly disposed under the upper cover, and a heat dissipating plate disposed below the rectifier assembly. The rectifier assembly is comprised of a plurality of rectifying elements and terminals, and a heat conductive assembly for receiving the rectifying elements. One side of the respective rectifying elements are connected to the terminals to constitute a rectifier circuit. The other side of the respective rectifying elements are connected to the heat conductive assembly, which is in turn connected to the heat dissipating plate. The heat conductive assembly is comprised of a heat conductive plate to which the rectifying elements may adhere, and a ceramic heat dissipating substrate disposed between the heat conductive plate and the heat dissipating plate. The ceramic heat dissipating substrate may efficiently dissipate heat and is compact in size, so that the overall size and weight of the heat dissipating structure may be reduced in size and weight.

Inventors

  • 👤 Chen-Ku Wei

Bibliographic Details

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CPC Classifications
H; H10; H10W; H10W90/00; H02; H02K; H02K11/00; H02K11/04; H02K11/049; H02K11/05

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim 125 words
A heat dissipating structure for rectifiers of car alternators comprising: an upper cover; a rectifier assembly, disposed below said upper cover, and being comprised of a plurality of rectifying elements and terminals, and a heat conductive assembly for receiving said rectifying elements, said conductive assembly having a heat conductive plate to which said rectifying elements may be soldered, and a ceramic heat dissipating substrate; and a heat dissipating plate; wherein said rectifying elements have one side connected to corresponding terminals to form a rectifier circuit; said rectifying elements have another side connected to said heat conductive assembly, which is in turn connected to said heat dissipating plate; and said ceramic heat dissipating substrate is disposed between said heat conductive plate and said heat dissipating plate.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 125 words
A heat dissipating structure for rectifiers of car alternators comprising: an upper cover; a rectifier assembly, disposed below said upper cover, and being comprised of a plurality of rectifying elements and terminals, and a heat conductive assembly for receiving said rectifying elements, said conductive assembly having a heat conductive plate to which said rectifying elements may be soldered, and a ceramic heat dissipating substrate; and a heat dissipating plate; wherein said rectifying elements have one side connected to corresponding terminals to form a rectifier circuit; said rectifying elements have another side connected to said heat conductive assembly, which is in turn connected to said heat dissipating plate; and said ceramic heat dissipating substrate is disposed between said heat conductive plate and said heat dissipating plate.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 35 words
The heat dissipating structure for rectifiers of car alternators as claimed in claim 1, wherein said rectifying elements are connected to a respective pair of pins of each of said terminals in pairs of two.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 36 words
The heat dissipating structure for rectifiers of car alternators as claimed in claim 1, wherein said heat conductive plate has a plurality of copper plated portions formed thereon to which said rectifying elements may be soldered.

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