THERMALLY CONTROLLED, ANTI-SHOCK APPARATUS FOR AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
First Claim
1. A thermally controlled, anti-shock apparatus for protecting an electronic device, comprising:
- a first housing having sidewalls defining an interior cavity;
a second housing disposed within the interior cavity of the first housing, the second housing having a reservoir containing fluid; and
a sealed housing for carrying the electronic device, the sealed housing being disposed within the fluid in the reservoir of the second housing, wherein the fluid provides buoyancy for keeping the sealed housing at least partially afloat within the reservoir.
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Abstract
A thermally controlled, anti-shock apparatus for protecting an automotive electronic device. The apparatus includes a first housing having sidewalls that define an interior cavity. A second housing having a reservoir containing fluid is disposed within the interior cavity of the first housing. A sealed housing for carrying the electronic device is disposed within the fluid in the reservoir of the second housing, wherein the fluid provides buoyancy for keeping the sealed housing at least partially afloat within the reservoir. The sealed housing includes an inner fluid impermeable bag for enclosing the protected electronic device and an outer fluid impermeable bag in which the inner bag and electronic device are disposed. A cooling system condenser includes condenser tubing connected to one or more heat dissipating members that are mounted on a thermally conductive panel using one or more high strength magnets.
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26 Claims
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1. A thermally controlled, anti-shock apparatus for protecting an electronic device, comprising:
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a first housing having sidewalls defining an interior cavity; a second housing disposed within the interior cavity of the first housing, the second housing having a reservoir containing fluid; and a sealed housing for carrying the electronic device, the sealed housing being disposed within the fluid in the reservoir of the second housing, wherein the fluid provides buoyancy for keeping the sealed housing at least partially afloat within the reservoir. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26)
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