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EP1248974A2
EP1248974A2 EP00940164A EP00940164A EP1248974A2 EP 1248974 A2 EP1248974 A2 EP 1248974A2 EP 00940164 A EP00940164 A EP 00940164A EP 00940164 A EP00940164 A EP 00940164A EP 1248974 A2 EP1248974 A2 EP 1248974A2
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computer
inch
power supply
wall part
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Markus Hagedorn
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Priority claimed from DE29908000U external-priority patent/DE29908000U1/de
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    • G06F1/18—Packaging or power distribution
    • G06F1/183—Internal mounting support structures, e.g. for printed circuit boards, internal connecting means
    • G06F1/184—Mounting of motherboards
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    • G06F1/183—Internal mounting support structures, e.g. for printed circuit boards, internal connecting means
    • G06F1/187—Mounting of fixed and removable disk drives
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    • G06F1/18—Packaging or power distribution
    • G06F1/183—Internal mounting support structures, e.g. for printed circuit boards, internal connecting means
    • G06F1/188—Mounting of power supply units
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Definitions

  • the invention relates to a computer housing with reduced manufacturing costs.
  • a one-part or multi-part housing frame defines an essentially cuboid volume, which essentially forms the three-dimensional dimensions of the computer.
  • a frame construction that can be clad with housing wall parts is preferred. It is well known and customary to design individual sides of the housing frame over the entire surface, so that a later housing outside is formed here. The individual sides are covered by housing wall parts, wherein the housing wall parts can be individual surfaces or housing shells.
  • one side of the housing frame is designed as a front side and either clad with a front wall part, or directly formed as such.
  • the case frame In the back of a computer case, the case frame is usually designed directly as a rear wall part. A space that can be equipped with the actual computer functional units remains in the interior of the housing frame. For this purpose, the frame is fanned out with support or fastening units.
  • the carrier units often form part of the housing frame at the same time. They are largely standardized with regard to the mounting options for computer functional units and serve to arrange conventional and large-volume computer functional units, such as circuit boards, expansion cards, drives, power supplies and the like, in the housing.
  • the carrier or fastening units require openings in the housing wall parts to which they are mounted so that the computer functional units can be provided with cables or operated. These openings in the housing wall parts are adapted to the computer function unit to be used in accordance with the prior art.
  • power supplies or power supply units for computers are mostly inserted into the rear wall part of a computer housing. These power supply units are available in many different sizes and designs and therefore there are also very different housing rear wall parts. It is also known to manufacture power supply units for computers in the form of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit.
  • the board can be a main board, a so-called motherboard, or another board, such as a bus or connection board, a so-called backplane.
  • a computer housing has several carriers for printed circuit boards. These carrier units are then arranged side by side or one above the other on a housing wall part.
  • expansion cards are plugged onto the circuit boards of a computer.
  • expansion cards are known that only take over the image processing of a computer or expansion cards that are an independent computer. It is also known to plug expansion cards into their own housing on the boards.
  • the Rushemneit for expansion cards is usually a mounting grid, which is at right angles to the carrier plate of the board and is attached to the rear wall part of the housing. It is known to assemble the mounting grid for expansion cards with carrier plates for boards to form a carrier unit. It is also known to insert the carrier units for boards with expansion cards in the space provided by a computer housing for 5.25-inch computer functional units.
  • a one-piece or multi-piece mounting bay unit is usually arranged as a carrier unit at predetermined locations on the housing frame, which has a certain number of mounting bays for computer functional units, such as Hard drives, streamer or floppy drives in standardized sizes, usually in 5.25 inches. It is also known to mount carrier units for smaller functional units, such as, for example, in the carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays. 3.5-inch computer functions to assemble. In general, it can be said that according to the prior art, there is a version in the form of a 5.25-inch computer function unit for almost every computer functional unit.
  • a single large carrier unit with a plurality of 5.25-inch installation bays which are adjacent to one another and are not separated from one another is usually used to save manufacturing costs. It is also known to insert computer power supplies into 5.25-inch computer functional unit bays.
  • the computer functional units are usually fastened with screws in the carrier unit with installation bays.
  • an opening is provided in the front wall part so that the drives are accessible from the outside if necessary.
  • the wall part for circuit board carriers is used as a front wall part and the wall part for drives and similar computer functional units is used as a rear wall part in a computer housing.
  • the present invention is based on the object of further developing computer housings of the generic type and of eliminating the described disadvantages and problems with regard to the production costs and the flexibility of the assembly
  • the invention first proposes that a computer housing be constructed from as few similar housing components as possible, such as housing frame parts, housing wall parts and carrier units for computer functional units. This leads to a reduction in manufacturing costs by reducing the housing components it is further proposed that the housing components, such as housing frame parts, housing wall parts and support units for computer functional units, are interchangeable, thereby further reducing the housing components.
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage that the front housing part and the rear wall part are parts of the housing frame at the same time.
  • the number of components of a cmcoupler housing is reduced by a further double function and greater stability is achieved in a further embodiment Advantage that the front housing part and the rear housing part is formed by housing frame parts
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that at least the housing frame, the housing front wall part, the housing rear wall part and the carrier unit for 5.25 inch computer function units are formed from only two components which are used several times.
  • the invention also forms two housing wall parts from these two components. The assembled components are clad on the sides with housing wall parts and inside with support units for additional computer function units.
  • the invention proposes, in particular, to cover the front wall part with a plastic cover or a cover.
  • the cover can e.g. be a metal door.
  • the invention proposes in a hard manner a releasable connection of the housing frame parts by means of screws. But there are also other types of connection such as welding, plugging or riveting possible. The list is only exemplary and not exhaustive. In general, all types of connection known according to the prior art can be selected.
  • the invention further proposes with a particular advantage that the housing front wall part and the housing rear wall part each have only one large opening for several 5.25-inch computer function units which are adjacent to one another on their longer front side and which provide the largest possible space behind the housing front wall part and the housing rear wall part for the Use by 5.25-inch computer functional units available so that an optimal utilization of the housing interior is guaranteed.
  • the front wall side of a 5.25-computer functional unit is the side that is on the outside after the 5.25-inch computer function unit has been installed in a computer housing.
  • the front wall side of a 5.25-inch computer function unit has four sides, two of which are longer and two are shorter.
  • the invention further proposes that the housing front wall part and the housing rear wall part have a large opening for a plurality of 5.25-inch computer function units lying against one another on their longer front side and smaller openings for smaller computer function units, such as e.g. Has 3.5-inch computer function units, or status indicators and switches.
  • smaller openings are hard to find in the areas of the front part of the housing and the rear part of the housing that cannot be used for 5.25-inch computer functions.
  • the housing front wall part and the rear wall part have a large opening for several 5.25-inch computer functional units full-length on their longer front side and smaller openings for smaller computer functional units such as 3.5-inch computer functional units , or status displays and switches
  • the front housing part and the rear housing part have a large opening for several 5.25-inch ComDuterfunkt ⁇ onse ⁇ nhe ⁇ ten halo height and has smaller openings for smaller computer functional units, such as 3.5-inch computer functional units, or status indicators and switches.
  • the invention further proposes that the width of the openings for 5.25-inch computer functional units corresponds to the width that 5.25-inch computer function units require without a mounting frame.
  • the invention provides that unused openings or parts of Openings in a housing wall part are closed by panels. If many computer functional units are to be installed in a computer housing, the housing front wall part and the housing rear wall part can become very long and narrow. Since this may be a hindrance for some requirements, the invention further suggests with particular advantage that several openings for several 5.25-inch computer functional units are arranged side by side in a housing front wall part and a housing rear wall part. This enables a wider design of computer housings.
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that the housing front wall part and the housing rear wall part are provided with openings on which carrier units with 5.25-inch installation bays can be mounted.
  • the carrier units with 5.25-inch installation bays have several 5.25-inch installation bays, which lie against each other on the longer of their front sides and are not separated from one another. This ensures optimal space utilization in an advantageous manner.
  • one or more support units with 5.25-inch mounting slots can be attached to an opening in a housing front wall part and to an opening in a housing rear wall part. This results in increased flexibility in equipping the housing with computer functional units.
  • the carrier units with 5.25-inch bays are quickly connected to the housing to increase stability.
  • the fixed connection is made as described for the housing frame parts.
  • detachable fastening options for the carrier units can also be selected, which make it possible to equip the carrier units with 5.25-inch installation bays outside the computer housing.
  • all attachment options known according to the prior art such as screws, hooks, plug-in connections, hinges, or guide rails, can be selected.
  • the invention also has a particular advantage proposed that the carrier units with 5.25-inch mounting shafts can accommodate other carrier units and housings, for example the carrier unit for 3.5-inch computer functions, the carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards or a housing with a power supply unit in the carrier unit with 5.25 -Inch mounting shafts are mounted
  • the invention advantageously proposes that the support units with 5.25-inch mounting shafts also accommodate support units which make 5.25-inch mounting shafts rotated by 90 ° available.
  • Dadur Ch ensures that 5.25-inch computer function units that have to be installed horizontally in a ComDuter housing proposed by the invention are used
  • the invention further proposes the particular advantage that the ComDuter housing can be opened.
  • the computer housing is divided into two parts for this purpose.
  • the two parts are connected again in an advantageous manner with a fastening device which enables pivoting and disconnection.
  • the invention proposes particular features Advantage that the fastening device is attached in two opposite wall parts, such as the bottom wall part and the lid wall part of the housing.
  • the wall part consists of two similar parts, which are arranged against each other in guide rails a pivot can be moved.
  • the fulcrum can be a screw or rivet that connects the two parts.
  • other fastening devices are also provided that allow pivoting and releasability, such as hinges or hooks and eyes.
  • the list of fastening devices is only exemplary and not exhaustive
  • the invention proposes that several identical computer housings proposed by the invention be connected to one another to form a unit.
  • the connection should be pivotable and detachable in a way.
  • the invention proposes hooks that can be hooked into slots, but plug connections or hinges are also provided.
  • the list of connection types is exemplary and not exhaustive.
  • the invention proposes for the particular advantage that several identical computer housings proposed by the invention are firmly connected to one another.
  • the fixed connection can take place as described for housing frame parts.
  • the invention further proposes in a manner that connected computer housings are clad with housing wall parts in such a way that the impression is created that it was a single housing
  • the invention further proposes with a particular advantage that several identical computer housings proposed by the invention are connected to one another with one another. With particular advantage, the invention also proposes that several identical housings proposed by the invention be connected to one another one above the other.
  • the invention proposes further with a particular advantage that the side wall part, on which two identical computer housings are joined, is removed or replaced by a special connection point and this connection part has an opening. The opening can be used, for example, for cable routing.
  • the invention advances with a special advantage suggested that the housing can be mounted with fastening devices on larger devices. The mounting can be done, for example, in a cabinet in a frame or under a table However, other fastening devices are also possible. The list of fastening devices is only exemplary and not exhaustive.
  • the invention relates to all computer housings.
  • This can be, for example, tower housings, desktop housings, server housings or industrial housings.
  • the invention proposes a special advantage.
  • n Stan ⁇ ard 19-inch industrial housing that 4 Hoheneinneiten has a front wall part weicnes an opening for 4 Stuck 5 25-inch computer functions full height and a piece of 5.25-inch computer functional units half height or for a corresponding number of half height, is provided and that an identical front wall part is used as a rear wall part in this housing.
  • the invention proposes this particular embodiment the invention because it provides the largest possible area of use of the housing. It can be used in cabinets for 19-inch industrial housings, it can be used as a tower housing without a 19-inch mounting device, it can be used as a desktop and it can be used with other similar housings combined, can be used as servers
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage that a standard 19-inch industrial housing which has 4 height units, with a front wall part which has an opening for 4 pieces of 5.25-inch computer functions or full height has a corresponding number of half height, is provided and that an identical front wall part is used as a rear wall part.
  • the invention proposes for technical implementation and a particular advantage that the computer housing with a front wall part, which has an opening for 3 pieces 5.25 inches -Computerfunkt ⁇ onse ⁇ nhe ⁇ ten full height and a piece of 5.25-inch computer function units half height or for a corresponding number of half height, is provided and that an identical front wall part is used in this case as a rear wall part.
  • the invention proposes with advantage that the Computer case with a front wall part, which s has an opening for 3 pieces of 5.25-inch computer functions full height or for a corresponding number of half height, is provided and that the same front wall part is used as rear wall part in this housing
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage that the rear wall part and the front wall part each have a side that essentially corresponds to the height of an ATX motherboard and that a carrier unit for boards with expansion cards can be installed.
  • the other side the housing front wall part and the rear wall part essentially corresponds to the length of a longer front of a 5.25-inch computer function. To the length of the longer front of a 5.25-inch computer function unit (approx.
  • the invention relates to a carrier unit for printed circuit boards in computers with improved installation options in a computer, easier interchangeability with other computer functional units, and cost reduction in the production of computers
  • Housing frame an essentially cuboid volume, which essentially forms the three-dimensional dimensions of the computer. Taking into account the
  • Housing wall parts can be clad. It is well known and common for individual pages of the
  • housing wall parts wherein the housing wall parts can be individual surfaces or housing shells
  • Housing frame designed as a front and either clad with a front wall part, or directly formed as such. This is usually the case with the back of a computer case
  • Housing frame designed directly as a rear wall part. A space that can be equipped with the actual computer functional units remains in the interior of the housing frame. For this purpose, the frame is fanned out with support or fastening units.
  • the carrier units often form part of the housing frame at the same time. They are largely regarding
  • Fastening options for computer functional units are standardized and serve to arrange conventional computer functional units, such as circuit boards, which are produced in large numbers.
  • the support or fastening units require openings in the housing wall parts to which they are mounted so that the computer functional units can be provided with cables or operated. These openings in the housing wall parts are adapted to the computer function unit to be used in accordance with the prior art
  • the circuit board can do one
  • Main board a so-called motherboard, or another board, such as a bus or
  • the carrier unit for circuit boards usually consists of a carrier plate
  • the support plate is provided with fastening devices which are arranged in the boards
  • Fastening devices usually correspond to perforators and
  • carrier units are then arranged side by side or one above the other on a housing wall part
  • expansion cards are plugged onto the circuit boards of a computer.
  • expansion cards are known which only deal with the image processing of a computer take over or expansion cards that are a separate computer. It is also known to plug expansion cards into their own housing on the boards.
  • the carrier unit for expansion cards is usually a mounting grille, which is on the right
  • Housing frame usually a one-piece or multi-piece slot unit arranged as a carrier unit, which a certain number of slots for computer functional units, such as Hard drives, streamer or floppy drives in standardized sizes, usually in 5.25 inches.
  • Carrier unit with several 5.25-inch
  • the computer functional units are usually screwed into the carrier unit
  • Installation bays have an opening in the front wall section so that the drives can be accessed from the outside if necessary.
  • the wall part for circuit board supports as a front wall part and the wall part for drives and similar computer functional units as a rear wall part in one
  • the object of the present invention is to further develop support units for circuit boards of the generic type and to largely exclude the described disadvantages and problems with regard to the space required in a computer housing, the flexibility of equipping a computer housing and the level of the production costs of a computer.
  • the invention first proposes that at least one carrier unit for circuit boards has a design and fastening device which makes it possible to mount the carrier unit for circuit boards in a 5.25-inch computer housing.
  • Use computer functional units provided space.
  • the invention further proposes with particular advantage that at least one carrier unit for circuit boards has a design and fastening device which makes it possible for the space which is made available by a computer housing for a carrier unit for circuit boards to be 5.25-inch. To make computer functional units usable.
  • the solution proposed by the invention ensures that the space which is intended for the carrier unit for printed circuit boards can also be equipped with carrier units for other computer functional units.
  • the invention further proposes to combine the carrier unit for printed circuit boards with the carrier unit for expansion cards into one unit and to fasten them to a location in a computer housing at which 5.25-inch computer functional units can be mounted.
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage to fasten the carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards to an opening in a housing wall part for a carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays.
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards with the same fastening devices as the carrier unit with 5.25-inch bays at the opening for a carrier unit with 5.25-inch bays is attached.
  • These fasteners can e.g. Tapped holes with holes through which the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards is screwed.
  • it can also be fastened by riveting or welding.
  • a variety of other fastening devices for carrier units with 5.25-inch installation bays, such as screw connections, plug connections or hooks, are possible.
  • the list of fastening devices is only exemplary and not exhaustive.
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards can be used in the carrier unit with installation bays for 5.25-inch computer functional units.
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that the support unit for boards with expansion cards with the same fastening devices, such as 5.25-inch computer function units, can be detachably fastened in a support unit with 5.25-inch installation slots.
  • These fastening devices For example, tapped holes with holes through which the support unit for boards with expansion cards is screwed on, there are various other removable fastening devices for support units with 5.25-inch installation slots, such as screw connections, plug connections, pins or hooks.
  • the payment of the fastening devices is only exemplary and not exhaustive.
  • the invention proposes in an advantageous manner that the carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards has both fastening devices for fastening to an opening of a housing wall part for a 5.25-inch carrier unit - Installation bays, as well as the same removable fastening devices, such as 5.25-inch computer function units
  • the size of the support unit for boards with expansion cards determines how much of the area of the opening for the support unit with 5.25-inch mounting slots is used by the support unit for boards with expansion cards or how many 5.25-inch mounting slots of the mounting unit are used 5.25-inch built-in bays can be used
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that several support units for circuit boards with expansion cards are mounted on an opening for a support unit with 5.25-inch mounting shafts or in a support unit with 5.25-inch mounting shafts.
  • the invention proposes that the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards can be inserted into the carrier unit with 5.25-inch slots. This ensures that the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards is easily accessible and interchangeable.
  • the invention proposes that the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards can be inserted into the carrier unit with 5.25-inch embedding slots by guide rails
  • the invention relates to a housing for power supply units of computers with improved assembly flexibility of a computer house with power supply units, easier interchangeability of the power supply units, easier expansion with
  • the designs of the housings for computer power supply units are based either on general standards such as PS2 or ATX or on the requirements placed on the equipment and quality of the power supply unit.
  • designs adapted to the requirements are, for example, large power supply units for computers , in which two or more smaller power supply units for computers are combined In these large power supply units for computers, the individual smaller power supply units for computers are interchangeable during operation.
  • the smaller power supply units in the housing of the larger power supply unit for Computers can be used and pulled out and the load distribution to the individual smaller power supply units is controlled by control electronics, which in the event of a small failure eren power supply unit, the power supply load is distributed to the remaining smaller power supply units.
  • the housing of a large power supply unit is usually designed as a frame.
  • the control electronics, the connection for alternating current and the direct current connections for computer functional units are usually also provided or only one of the components listed attached
  • the present invention is based on the task of developing housings for power supply units of computers of the generic type and the disadvantages and problems described with regard to the flexibility of assembly of a computer house with power supply units, easier interchangeability of the power supply units, easier expandability of the power supply units and reduction in the production costs of computers as far as possible to exclude
  • the invention first with particular V locations il before that the housing ' ⁇ r power supply units of computers ⁇ e design and Befest Trentsvor ⁇ cntungen of a 5 25-inch Computerfunkt ⁇ onse ⁇ he ⁇ t has This allows wir ⁇ that the power supply unit in a standard E 'npaupplatz a 5 25-inch computer function fits Furthermore, the invention proposes with a particular advantage that the housing for power supply units of computers has the design and fastening devices of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit of half the height.
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage that the housing for power supply units of computers, the design and the fastening devices of a 5.25-inch computer function have full height. This larger design is particularly suitable if a single powerful power supply is required. This enables the power supply unit to be integrated into one n Standard installation space of a 5.25-inch full-height computer functional unit fits
  • the invention proposes in a further technical embodiment that the housing of the power supply unit can be installed removably from the outside in the standard installation space of a 5.25-inch computer function
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage to insert a mounting device, for example a frame made of approximately 1 mm thick metal walls, into the standard installation location of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit, into which the power supply unit can be mounted from the outside.
  • the mounting device advantageousously, it has the same fastening devices for fastening in a standard installation space for 5.25-inch computer functional units as the 5.25-inch computer functions
  • the invention proposes that the housing of the power supply unit for computers is slightly smaller than a 5.25-inch computer functional unit.
  • the invention proposes that the housing for power supply units of computers on all sides the front is about one to two millimeters narrower. This ensures that the housing for power supply units for computers can be easily pushed into a mounting frame the size of a 5.25-inch computer function and that the housing for power supply units for computers with and without one Mounting frame in a standard slot of a 5 25-inch computer function can be mounted
  • the dimensions of the housing for Power supply units of computers can deviate from the above, since the dimensions described are only exemplary embodiments. All of the housings for power supply units proposed by the invention have in common that they are compatible with the standard fastening devices for 5.25-inch computer functions and additionally with assembly devices that allow easy removal of the power supply unit from the outside, can be installed in a standard slot of a 5.25-inch computer function.
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that the housing of the power supply units of computers and the mounting device for the housing of the power supply units of computers each have at least one non-positive locking device, which makes it possible to hold housings for power supply units of computers in the mounting device, so that the housing of the power supply units of computers cannot be removed unintentionally that the non-positive locking device is a protruding piece of the mounting frame with a hole.
  • the counterpart is a protruding piece of the housing for power supply units of computers with a corresponding threaded hole. With a screw you can screw the housing for power supply units of computers through the hole in the mounting frame.
  • the description The locking is only exemplary and not final.
  • the power supply unit with a housing proposed by the invention can be used in any mounting space for 5.25-inch computer functions of a computer housing, this is advantageously achieved That no fixed space is required for the power supply unit, but rather that the power supply unit can be used at various points in the computer case.
  • the solution proposed by the invention advantageously achieves that there is no longer any special housing wall part with an opening adapted to the power supply unit You can use the same housing wall part as for the computer function units in the format of a 5 25-inch computer function unit, thus saving manufacturing costs
  • the invention further proposes to the particular advantage that the housing for power supply units of computers is provided with at least one connection for cables for the power supply of all computer functional units in a ComDUtergenause. Furthermore, the invention proposes with a particular advantage that connections for cables to ⁇ r e for the power supply of all computer functional units in a ComDuterg ⁇ haus instead of the cable for the power supply of all computer functional units ⁇ -, control electronics can be connected
  • the invention proposes with particular advantage that the housing for
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage that all other cables required are of sufficient length that the housing connected to them can be used for
  • the housing of the power supply unit for computers is for the front and for solving the
  • the housing for power supplies for computers is particularly suitable with a connection option for a switch which switches the power supply to the
  • the switch proposed by the invention is attached to a cable that the power supply cable
  • Power supply unit loops through to the front of the computer case. This makes it possible to disconnect from the public power supply by means of a switch on the front of the computer case.
  • the housing for power supplies for computers is another preferred one
  • Computer power supplies are equipped with a connection option for AC consumers within the computer housing.
  • Ifn B can be used for an internal connection
  • the invention proposes with a particular advantage that the external and internal connection options for AC consumers are also provided with the switch
  • Mains separation of the power supply unit can be separated from the public power grid
  • the invention proposes to its particular advantage in front of the housing for
  • Power supply unit can remove heated air
  • Air openings can be used to remove the air expected from the power supply unit, and cooler air can be supplied through further ventilation openings
  • the invention proposes that the ventilation openings are located in the lower and upper side of the housing for power supply units for computers
  • the invention particularly proposes that several
  • these power supply units are connected by cables to control electronics, so that they can be removed during operation
  • the invention proposes, with particular advantage, that the cables have sufficient
  • the control electronics additionally causes that in the event of failure of a connected one
  • the invention proposes with particular o r t e i l that the control electronics required for this also in a housing proposed by the invention for
  • the invention proposes that the housing for
  • Computer function units can be connected in the computer case
  • Embodiment of the invention used additional fans, which improve cooling of the
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a housing frame part which is at the same time part of the support unit for 5.25-inch computer functions and part of the front wall part,
  • Figure 2 is a schematic, perspective view of a housing frame part, which is also a housing wall part;
  • Figure 3 is a schematic, perspective view of a housing side wall part
  • Figure 4 is a schematic, perspective view of a carrier unit for boards with
  • Expansion cards that can be installed in several 5.25-inch mounting bays that are adjacent to one another on their longer front;
  • FIG. 5 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a
  • Carrier unit for computer functional units the design of which is smaller than that of 5.25-inch computer functional units half the height;
  • FIG. 6 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of the arrangement of housing frame parts, housing wall parts and support units for an exemplary embodiment of a computer housing
  • Figure 7 is a schematic, perspective view of an embodiment of a
  • FIG. 8 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a power supply unit for computers in the design of a 5.25-inch full-height computer function.
  • FIG. 9 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit of half the height
  • FIG. 10 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a 3.5-inch full-height computer functional unit
  • Figure 11 is a schematic, perspective view of the exemplary embodiment of a
  • FIG. 12 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an example for equipping an exemplary embodiment of a computer house
  • FIG. 13 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a further example for equipping an exemplary embodiment of a computer housing
  • FIG. 14 shows a schematic perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a hinged computer housing
  • FIG. 15 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an example of the combination of two identical computer housings with different configurations into one unit
  • Figure 16 is a schematic perspective view of an example of the
  • Figure 17 is a schematic perspective view of another example of the
  • Figure 18 is a schematic perspective view of an example of the
  • Figure 19 is a schematic perspective view of an example of the
  • FIG. 20 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of the further example from FIG. 19 for equipping an exemplary embodiment of a particularly compact computer housing rotated by 180 degrees in the horizontal,
  • Figure / is a schematic, perspective view of a support unit for boards according to the
  • Figure f is a schematic, perspective view of an open computer housing with an assembled support unit with 5.25-inch assembly bays according to the prior art and an assembled support unit for boards with expansion cards according to the
  • a schematic perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards is a schematic perspective view of an open computer house with a mounted support unit for boards with expansion cards and a mounted support unit with 5 25-inch E ⁇ nDauschachten Figure / is a schematic, perspective view of another support unit with 5.25-inch j , installation bays;
  • Figure # is a schematic, perspective view of an open computer case with two mounted support units with 5.25-inch bays; 39 Figure ⁇ is a schematic perspective view of another exemplary embodiment of a
  • Figure jb is a schematic, perspective view of an open computer house with two carrier units with 5.25-inch bays. In one of the carrier units with 5.25
  • Zoll-Einautechchte ⁇ is an embodiment of a carrier unit for boards with 2 * expansion cards mounted;
  • Figure y ⁇ is a schematic, perspective view of the embodiment of a
  • Figure yi is a schematic, perspective view of an open computer case with two carrier units with 5.25-inch bays. That is in one of the carrier units
  • Figure, / a schematic, perspective view of a housing for
  • Figure Z is a schematic, perspective view of the housing for
  • Figure 1rü is a schematic, perspective view of a housing for
  • Figure T ⁇ is a schematic, perspective view of three housings for
  • Figure yi is a schematic, perspective view of three housings for
  • Computer functional units connected The computer functional units are not shown Computer functional units connected, »_ Power supply units vcn computers of Figure 1 from another side F ⁇ gur a schematic perspective view of the housing for
  • Power supply units of computers from Figure 1 in a Montagevorr device Fig. 4 is a schematic perspective view of a mounting device for a housing of power supply units of computers in the form of a 5 25 inch 2 computer function unit half height a schematic perspective view of a housing for
  • FIG. 6 shows a schematic perspective illustration of the housing for j y power supply units of computers from FIG. 5 from another side.
  • FIG. 7 shows a schematic perspective illustration of the Housing for power supply units of computers from Figure 5 in an Montagevomchtu ⁇ g
  • FIG. 8 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a mounting device for a housing of power supply units of computers in the form of a 5 25 inch computer functional unit of full height.
  • FIG. 8 shows a schematic perspective illustration of three housings for
  • Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view of a housing frame part, which is also part of the support unit for 5.25-inch computer functions and part of the front wall part 1, shown. You can see the opening for a switch 2, the openings for status indicators 3 and Fasteners 4 for fastening 5.25-inch computer functional units
  • FIG. 2 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a housing frame part 5 which is at the same time a housing wall part
  • FIG. 3 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a housing wall part 6
  • D i e diagrammatic perspective view of Figure 4 shows a support unit for circuit boards with the expansion cards 7 contiguous in a plurality of longer Hären front not separate 5 25 inch E ⁇ nbaumchte can be mounted
  • FIG. 5 shows a schematic perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for computer functional units, the design of which is smaller than that of 5 25-inch computer functional units half the height of FIG. 8
  • housing frame parts 1 5 housing wall parts 1 5 6 and carrier units 1 is shown for an exemplary embodiment of a computer housing.
  • the upper side of the housing front wall part is also known as the front side part of the housing .vandtei! the lower side panel and the Carrier unit for 5 25-inch computer functions are formed from only two components that are used several times
  • FIG. 7 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a computer housing 9, in which a side wall part has been removed so that the interior is visible.
  • the housing frame parts 1 have openings for smaller computer functional units such as switches 2, openings for status indicators 3 and fastening devices for 5.25-inch computer functional units 4 Es the opening 14 in the front wall part, which is formed by the housing frame parts 1 and 5, and the opening 15 in the rear wall part, which is formed by the housing frame parts 1 and 5, are also shown
  • FIG. 8 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a power supply unit for computer 10 in the form of a 5.25-inch computer function with a full structural height
  • FIG. 9 shows an exemplary embodiment of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit half-height 11
  • FIG. 10 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a 3.5-inch full-height computer functional unit 12
  • FIG. 11 shows a schematic, perspective representation of a 3.5-inch computer function unit 12 in an exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for 3.5-inch computer function 8. Both together are marked with the reference number 13
  • FIG. 12 shows an example of the configuration of an exemplary embodiment of a computer case 9 proposed by the invention.
  • a power supply unit 10 and a support unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 7 are shown in the front wall part.
  • FIG. 13 shows a schematic perspective illustration of a further example for the equipment of an exemplary embodiment of a computer house 9.
  • the carrier unit for 3 5-inch computer functions 13 several 5 25-inch computer functions half height 1 1 and a power supply unit 10 Die Opening 15 in the rear wall part is not equipped
  • Figure 14 shows a perspective view of a scnematician AusbowungsDeiInstituts a hinged Computergehauses It is the gegene ⁇ nande a Scnraupe as a fulcrum 18 r displaceable housing wall parts 16 with the associated guide rails 17 shown. Furthermore, the housing frame parts 1 are shown with openings for smaller computer functions 4, openings for status displays 3 and fastening devices for 5.25-inch computer functions 2. You can also see the opening 14 in the front wall part and 15 in the rear wall part on which 5.25-inch computer function units can be mounted
  • FIG. 15 shows an example of the combination of two identical computer housings 9 with different equipment into one unit.
  • a housing wall part 19 is shown which covers one side of the unit from two identical computer housings.
  • FIG. 16 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a further example of the combination of two identical computer housings 9 into one unit.
  • the unit can be opened as shown and one side of the unit can be clad with the housing wall part 20 shown.
  • FIG. 17 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an example for the combination of several identical computer housings 9 to form a unit that can be opened.
  • two identical computer housings 9 are fixedly connected to one another by a connecting part 21 with an opening 22, and are hingedly connected to two further identical computer housings 9, which are likewise connected to one another in a hinged manner, to form a unit.
  • One side of the unit from four identical computer housings 9 can be clad with the housing wall part 19 shown so that the impression is created that it is a single housing.
  • FIG. 18 shows an example of the fitting of a further particularly compact exemplary embodiment of a computer house 23.
  • a housing wall part which is at the same time a housing frame part 5
  • housing frame parts which are at the same time support units for 5.25-inch computer functions and the housing front wall part form
  • a carrier unit with a 3.5-inch computer function unit 13 a 5.25-inch computer function unit half-height 11
  • the openings for smaller computer function units 2 the openings for status displays 3, and the fastening devices for 5.25-inch computer functions 4
  • FIG. 19 shows a schematic, perspective representation of a further example for the fitting of a particularly compact exemplary embodiment of a computer housing 23.
  • a carrier unit with a 3.5-inch computer function 13 includes a plurality of 5.25-inch computer functional units of half the height 11 , a power supply unit in the form of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit full height 10 and a carrier unit * 0 boards with expansion cards 7 from ninte ⁇ shown
  • FIG. 20 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of the example from FIG. 19 for the fitting of a particularly compact exemplary embodiment of a computer housing rotated by 180 degrees in the horizontal.
  • the design options for the designs and possible uses of the computer housing cannot be conclusively listed here.
  • the invention is based on the principle of using components of a computer housing, in particular the front wall part, several times in a computer housing and thereby reducing the production costs.
  • all computer functional units are used in a design that enables them to be attached to locations in a computer housing that are intended for 5.25-inch computer functional units. So that as many computer function units as possible can be accommodated in a computer housing, the computer housing provides the largest possible part of the space enclosed by it for use by 5.25-inch computer function units.
  • manufacturing costs are saved in that several computer housings can be joined together to form larger units.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a carrier unit for circuit boards 1 according to the prior art. Z.
  • Figure, 2 shows a schematic, perspective view of a carrier unit for boards with
  • Expansion cards 8 according to the prior art.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of a carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays 3 according to the prior art.
  • FIG. T shows an open computer housing 7 with an assembled carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays 3 according to the prior art and an assembled carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 8 according to the prior art.
  • Figure 0 is a schematic, perspective view of an embodiment of a
  • Housing wall part for a carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays can be mounted and the Fastening devices 12, with which the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards 10 can be detachably mounted in a carrier unit, not shown, with 5.25-inch installation bays.
  • ß shows an open computer housing 7 with an assembled further embodiment of a carrier unit for boards with expansion cards 10 and an assembled carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays 3.
  • fastening devices 9 on the housing front wall part 6 with which the carrier unit with 5.25-inch mounting bays 3 is fastened to the computer housing 7 and the fastening devices 4 with which 5.25-inch computer functional units (not shown) or the carrier unit for circuit boards with Expansion cards from figure ß in the carrier unit with 5.25-inch
  • Installation bays 3 can be installed. There are also shown the fastening devices 12 with which the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards 10 can be mounted in a carrier unit with 5.25-inch slots 3 and the fastening devices 11 with which the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards 10 at an opening for carrier units can be installed with 5.25-inch bays.
  • the figure shows a schematic, perspective view of a further carrier unit with 5.25-inch installation bays 13.
  • FIG. 1 shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an opened computer housing 7 with two mounted carrier units with 5.25-inch installation bays 3, 13.
  • FIG. 9 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 14.
  • the fastening devices 12 are shown with which the carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 14 can be detached in a carrier unit (not shown) with 5.25-inch installation bays can be assembled.
  • Figure ⁇ ö shows a schematic, perspective view of an open computer housing 7 with two carrier units with 5.25-inch mounting bays 3, 13.
  • an exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for boards with expansion cards 14 is mounted.
  • FIG. ⁇ shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 14 from FIG. J? rotated 180 degrees horizontally.
  • FIG. ⁇ shows a schematic, perspective illustration of an exemplary embodiment of a carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 14 from FIG. J? rotated 180 degrees horizontally.
  • Exemplary embodiment of the carrier unit for expansion cards 16 are also shown. Also shown are the fastening devices 12 with which the carrier unit for boards with expansion cards 14 can be detachably mounted in a carrier unit (not shown) with 5.25-inch installation bays.
  • FIG. V ⁇ shows an opened computer housing 7 with two carrier units with 5.25-inch installation bays 3.13.
  • an exemplary embodiment for a carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 14 is mounted in one of the carrier units with 5.25-inch mounting shafts 3.
  • a carrier unit for circuit boards with expansion cards 14 is mounted in one of the carrier units with 5.25-inch mounting shafts 3.
  • the design options for the design and fastening devices of the carrier unit for circuit boards cannot be conclusively listed here.
  • the invention is based on the principle of using the carrier unit for circuit boards in computers in the space provided in a computer housing for 5.25-inch computer functional units and at the same time the space provided in a computer housing for a carrier unit for circuit boards, harnessed for 5.25-inch computer functional units.
  • the exemplary embodiments described serve only for explanation and are not restrictive.
  • FIG. / is an exemplary embodiment of a housing for power supply units of computers in a slightly smaller design than that of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit half-height 1 with ventilation openings 2, fastening devices 3, fans 4, handle 5, connection for the public electricity network 6, connection shown for further AC consumers 7 and a locking device 8. It is the top, a side wall and the one after
  • FIG. 3-> f Figure shows an exemplary embodiment of a housing proposed by the invention for power supply units of computers in a slightly smaller design than that of a 5.25-inch computer function unit half-height 1 with ventilation openings 2, fastening devices 3, a locking device 8, connection for one Switches for interrupting the power supply from the public power grid 9, connections for fan control and function indicators 10, internal connection for further AC consumers 11 and connections 12 for power supply cables from computer functional units or connections 12 for connecting cables between the power supply unit and control electronics.
  • FIG. 3S ⁇ I ⁇ Figure ⁇ is another embodiment of a housing proposed by the invention for power supply units of computers 1 with a mounting device 14 in the form of a 5.25-inch computer function half height, with ventilation openings 2,
  • FIG. 1 shows an exemplary embodiment of a mounting device 14 in the form of a 5.25-inch computer functional unit half the height with fastening devices 13 and a locking device 15
  • FIG. 6 shows an exemplary embodiment of a housing for power supply units for computers in a slightly smaller design than that of a 5.25-inch full-height computer function 16 with ventilation openings 2, fastening devices 3, fan 4, handle 5, connection for the public power grid 6, Connection for further AC consumers 7 and a locking device 8 are shown.
  • the top, a side wall and the outer front of the housing for power supply units of computers after installation in a computer can be seen
  • Figure ß shows an exemplary embodiment of a housing proposed by the invention for power supply units of computers in a slightly smaller design than that of a 5.25-inch full-height computer functional unit 16 with ventilation openings 2, fastening devices 3, a locking device 8 connection for a switch Weger _ 'Interruption of the Power supply from the public power grid 9 connections for fan control and function display 10 internal connection for further AC consumers 11 and connections 12 for power supply cables from computer functions or connections 12 for connecting cables between the power supply unit and control electronics internal rear of the housing for power supply units of computers can be seen
  • FIG - is another exemplary embodiment of a housing proposed by the invention for power supply units of computers 16 with a Montagevornchtu ⁇ g 17 in the form of a 5.25-inch full-height computer function with ventilation openings 2,
  • FIG. 1 & 2 shows an exemplary embodiment of a mounting device 17 in the form of a 5.25-inch full-height computer function with fastening devices 13 and a locking device 15
  • Figure Sf shows an exemplary embodiment for the combination of several housings of power supply units for computers 18, 20, 21 in their respective Montagevor ⁇ chtept 14, 27, 28 in the design of 5.25-inch computer functions half height in the lower two housings 20, 21 is
  • a power supply unit is not visible and the top housing 18 does not contain a power supply unit, but rather the necessary control electronics so that the individual power supply units can share the power supply load of the computer and the individual power supply units can be changed during operation.
  • the openings for connections that are not required are closed with panels 19
  • FIG. JC shows an exemplary embodiment of a combination of a housing for
  • the uppermost housing 18 does not contain a power supply unit but the required control electronics so that the individual power supply units can share the power supply load of the computer and the individual power supply units can be changed during operation 19 closed
  • Figure y is the representation of an exemplary embodiment for the combination of several housings of power supply units for computers 18, 20, 21 in Montagevor ⁇ chtept 14, 27, 28 in the design of 5.25-inch computer functions half height.
  • the top of a housing with mounting device, three side walls lying one above the other and the three rear sides of the housing for power supply units of computers, which are inside after being installed in a computer, can be seen
  • figure y%. is an exemplary embodiment of the combination of several housings of power supply units for computers 18, 20, 21 in Montagevor ⁇ chtu ⁇ gen 14, 27, 28 in the design of 5.25-inch computer functions half height.
  • the uppermost housing is connected by cable 25, 26 to the lower housing and by cable 24 to all of the computer functional units installed in the computer housing.
  • the computer functional units are not shown;

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L'invention concerne un boîtier d'ordinateur comprenant des éléments constitutifs tels que des éléments de cadre, des éléments de parois et des unités supports pour les unités fonctionnelles de l'ordinateur, par exemple des platines, des unités d'alimentation électrique et/ou des unités 5,25 pouces. Ce boîtier d'ordinateur est constitué d'un nombre minimal d'éléments constitutifs similaires, tels que les éléments de cadre, les éléments de parois et les unités supports pour les unités fonctionnelles de l'ordinateur, afin de réduire les coûts de construction. De manière particulièrement avantageuse, les éléments constitutifs, tels que les éléments de cadre, les éléments de parois et les unités supports pour les unités fonctionnelles de l'ordinateur sont interchangeables entre eux, ce qui permet une réduction supplémentaire du nombre d'éléments constitutifs du boîtier. En outre, au moins une unité support pour les platines présente une forme de construction et un dispositif de fixation permettant de l'intégrer dans l'espace mis à disposition par le boîtier pour les unités fonctionnelles 5,25 pouces. Enfin, les boîtiers pour les unités d'alimentation électrique présentent la forme de construction et les dispositifs de fixation d'une unité fonctionnelle 5,25 pouces. Ainsi, l'unité d'alimentation électrique peut être insérée dans le logement standard d'une unité fonctionnelle 5,25 pouces.
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