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- the present invention relates to a vertical enclosure for an electronic device, and more particularly, to a horizontally oriented enclosure for a network communications module that facilitates input-output cable management.
- Such telecommunication systems generally include numerous telecommunication network modules within the system. These modules usually include various components in the form of circuit boards or modules, many of which are plug-in modules. Many of these modules provide input-output for the network communication module. These input-outputs couple the network communication modules to the overall network within the telecommunication system. Generally, communication conduits in the form of cables are used to couple the input-output ports on the network communication module to other network communication modules or components or to the telecommunication system or network.
- the present invention provides an electronic device that includes a housing that defines an envelope and that defines a horizontal routing channel within the envelope.
- a plurality of boards is arranged horizontally within the housing and at least one board includes input-output ports.
- At least one communication conduit is coupled to an input-output port.
- the boards that include input-output ports are recessed with respect to the envelope and are arranged such that the input-output ports are adjacent to the routing channel. Communication conduits are routed through the routing channel.
- the electronic device is a network communications module and the plurality of boards include one network data processor, two input-output modules, including input-output ports, one multi-function card (MFC), and one power entry module.
- MFC multi-function card
- the electronic device includes a fan tray within the housing.
- the power entry module and MFC are also adjacent to the routing channel.
- the electronic device includes a cover that at least partially covers the routing channel.
- the envelope is in a range of 16.8-17.8 inches long, 4.5-5.5 inches deep and 10.5-11.5 inches high.
- the boards that are recessed are recessed in a range of 1.0-2.5 inches.
- the envelope is substantially 17.3 inches long, 5.0 inches deep and 11.0 inches high.
- the present invention provides an enclosure for an electronic device that facilitates placement and routing of cables coupled to the input-output ports. Additionally, an enclosure is provided that is compact and efficiently organized.
- FIG. 1 depicts a simplified block diagram of a telecommunications system
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an electronic device, such as a network communication module, in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 1 depicts a simplified block diagram of a telecommunications system 2 according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Telecommunications system 2 includes end customer devices 4 , access equipment 6 , aggregators 8 , and a network 10 .
- End customer devices 4 are computing devices, such as personal computers (PCs), workstations, personal digital assistants (PDAs), cellular phones, personal PCs, and the like, that communicate data.
- the data are transmitted to access equipment system 6 through communication lines.
- Access equipment systems 6 aggregate and multiplex the data received from end customer devices 4 .
- Examples of access equipment systems 6 include digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM), multiplexers, etc.
- Data received at access equipment systems 6 are then sent to aggregators 8 .
- Data from a single access equipment system 6 are typically sent in a specific data format and a specific data rate.
- the data formats include SONET/SDH (OC3, OC12, OC48, etc.), DS3/E3, Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, etc. Data in these formats are also transferred at various data rates, where a fixed data rate is associated with a format.
- Aggregator 8 receives the data from access equipment systems 6 in the different formats. Aggregator 8 processes the data in the different formats and may send the data to one or more other aggregators 8 . Data may be sent in different formats than the received data format. Data are then sent to access equipment system 6 and to another end customer 4 through network 10 .
- Network 10 may be any network, such as the Internet.
- a plurality of network communication modules 12 are provided within network 10 to receive data from a variety of ports.
- Network communications modules 12 generally are in the form of computer-type devices that include a housing with a plurality of electronic circuit boards or cards. Many of these are in the form of plug-in modules that are slid into guides within the housing. The plug-in modules are often latched into place to secure them within the guides.
- FIG. 2 illustrates an electric device 100 in accordance with the present invention.
- the device includes a housing 110 that defines an envelope 111 .
- the envelope is defined by dimensions H, L, and D.
- the device includes a plurality of electronic circuit boards or cards. Many of these are in the form of plug-in modules that are usually removable and interchangeable.
- the electronic device is a network communications module 12 and thus, includes a network data processor 112 , plug-in modules 113 , a power entry modules 114 , and a multifunction card 115 .
- a fan tray 116 including a fan is also preferably included. As can be seen, the fan tray is preferably located near one side 119 a of the network communications module and includes an inlet 117 .
- An exhaust 118 is located on opposite side 119 b of the device. Thus, the fan intakes air from side 119 a of the device and moves it across the boards of the device. The air exits out of the exhaust on side 119 b.
- Some of the boards include input/output terminals 120 .
- communication conduits 121 preferably in the form of cables or wires, are coupled to the input/output ports.
- the communication conduits are then routed to other devices or to network 10 so that the network communication modules may communicate with the telecommunication system.
- a routing channel 130 is defined by the housing.
- boards with input/output ports are recessed within the envelope defined by the electronic device.
- Other boards may also be adjacent the routing channel, and therefore recessed.
- plug-in modules 113 that include input/output ports and power module 114 are recessed in addition to the multifunction card 115 , which may include input/output ports.
- the routing channel is substantially horizontal. This allows for routing of communication conduits 121 to either side of the electronic device, or even over the top of the electronic device.
- communication conduits 121 coupled to input/output ports 120 on the electronic device are routed through a portion of the routing channel.
- the communication conduits are not exposed outside the envelope of the electronic device. This helps prevent the communication conduits from being accidentally bumped or torn from the input/output ports.
- the routing channel helps in the organization and arrangement of the communication conduits.
- Housing 110 generally includes a top wall 130 , a bottom wall 131 , rear wall 132 , two front walls 133 a , 133 b and an intermediate wall 134 . These walls, including side walls 119 a , 119 b , are preferably stamped or cut from sheet metal.
- An example of dimensions for the envelope are in a range of 101 ⁇ 2′′-111 ⁇ 2′′ deep, with 11 inches being a preferred depth; 16.8′′-17.8′′ long, with 17.3 inches being a preferred length; and 4.5′′-5.5′′ high, with 5 inches being a preferred height.
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An electronic device that includes a housing that defines an envelope and that defines a horizontal routing channel within the envelope. A plurality of boards is arranged horizontally within the housing and at least one board includes input-output ports. At least one communication conduit is coupled to an input-output port. The boards that include input-output ports are recessed with respect to the envelope and are arranged such that the input-output ports are adjacent to the routing channel. Communication conduits are routed through the routing channel.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention relates to a vertical enclosure for an electronic device, and more particularly, to a horizontally oriented enclosure for a network communications module that facilitates input-output cable management.
- 2. Description of the Prior Art
- The amount of data communicated through networks, such as the Internet, is increasing dramatically. To meet the increased demand for network bandwidth, data networks that transfer data at faster and faster rates have been developed. As the new networks are developed, more and more equipment is required for handling the data transfer. Thus, telecommunications systems are becoming larger, more complex and greater in number.
- Such telecommunication systems generally include numerous telecommunication network modules within the system. These modules usually include various components in the form of circuit boards or modules, many of which are plug-in modules. Many of these modules provide input-output for the network communication module. These input-outputs couple the network communication modules to the overall network within the telecommunication system. Generally, communication conduits in the form of cables are used to couple the input-output ports on the network communication module to other network communication modules or components or to the telecommunication system or network.
- Generally, it is difficult to organize and manage the cables. This is especially true since the network communication modules have become increasingly more complex and therefore, require more cables. Furthermore, in order to provide easy access in interchangeability of plug-in modules, the cables are coupled to the front of the network communication module and thus, the cables are exposed to passersby. This leads to the problem of keeping the cables out of the way of passersby and avoiding having the cables inadvertently bumped and thereby decoupled from the network communication module.
- The present invention provides an electronic device that includes a housing that defines an envelope and that defines a horizontal routing channel within the envelope. A plurality of boards is arranged horizontally within the housing and at least one board includes input-output ports. At least one communication conduit is coupled to an input-output port. The boards that include input-output ports are recessed with respect to the envelope and are arranged such that the input-output ports are adjacent to the routing channel. Communication conduits are routed through the routing channel.
- In accordance with one aspect of the present invention, the electronic device is a network communications module and the plurality of boards include one network data processor, two input-output modules, including input-output ports, one multi-function card (MFC), and one power entry module.
- In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, the electronic device includes a fan tray within the housing.
- In accordance with a further aspect of the present invention, the power entry module and MFC are also adjacent to the routing channel.
- In accordance with a further aspect of the present invention, the electronic device includes a cover that at least partially covers the routing channel.
- In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, the envelope is in a range of 16.8-17.8 inches long, 4.5-5.5 inches deep and 10.5-11.5 inches high.
- In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, the boards that are recessed are recessed in a range of 1.0-2.5 inches.
- In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, the envelope is substantially 17.3 inches long, 5.0 inches deep and 11.0 inches high.
- Thus, the present invention provides an enclosure for an electronic device that facilitates placement and routing of cables coupled to the input-output ports. Additionally, an enclosure is provided that is compact and efficiently organized.
- The preferred exemplary embodiments of this invention will now be discussed in detail. These embodiments depict the novel and nonobvious electronic device arrangements and methods of this invention shown in the accompanying drawings, which are included for illustrative purposes only, with like numerals indicating like elements.
- FIG. 1 depicts a simplified block diagram of a telecommunications system; and
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an electronic device, such as a network communication module, in accordance with the present invention.
- FIG. 1 depicts a simplified block diagram of a
telecommunications system 2 according to one embodiment of the present invention.Telecommunications system 2 includes end customer devices 4,access equipment 6,aggregators 8, and anetwork 10. - End customer devices4 are computing devices, such as personal computers (PCs), workstations, personal digital assistants (PDAs), cellular phones, personal PCs, and the like, that communicate data. The data are transmitted to access
equipment system 6 through communication lines. -
Access equipment systems 6 aggregate and multiplex the data received from end customer devices 4. Examples ofaccess equipment systems 6 include digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM), multiplexers, etc. Data received ataccess equipment systems 6 are then sent toaggregators 8. Data from a singleaccess equipment system 6 are typically sent in a specific data format and a specific data rate. For example, the data formats include SONET/SDH (OC3, OC12, OC48, etc.), DS3/E3, Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, etc. Data in these formats are also transferred at various data rates, where a fixed data rate is associated with a format. -
Aggregator 8 receives the data fromaccess equipment systems 6 in the different formats.Aggregator 8 processes the data in the different formats and may send the data to one or moreother aggregators 8. Data may be sent in different formats than the received data format. Data are then sent to accessequipment system 6 and to another end customer 4 throughnetwork 10. Network 10 may be any network, such as the Internet. - A plurality of
network communication modules 12 are provided withinnetwork 10 to receive data from a variety of ports.Network communications modules 12 generally are in the form of computer-type devices that include a housing with a plurality of electronic circuit boards or cards. Many of these are in the form of plug-in modules that are slid into guides within the housing. The plug-in modules are often latched into place to secure them within the guides. - FIG. 2 illustrates an
electric device 100 in accordance with the present invention. The device includes ahousing 110 that defines anenvelope 111. The envelope is defined by dimensions H, L, and D. The device includes a plurality of electronic circuit boards or cards. Many of these are in the form of plug-in modules that are usually removable and interchangeable. - In a preferred embodiment, the electronic device is a
network communications module 12 and thus, includes anetwork data processor 112, plug-inmodules 113, apower entry modules 114, and amultifunction card 115. Afan tray 116 including a fan (not shown) is also preferably included. As can be seen, the fan tray is preferably located near one side 119 a of the network communications module and includes aninlet 117. Anexhaust 118 is located on opposite side 119 b of the device. Thus, the fan intakes air from side 119 a of the device and moves it across the boards of the device. The air exits out of the exhaust on side 119 b. - Some of the boards include input/
output terminals 120. Thus,communication conduits 121, preferably in the form of cables or wires, are coupled to the input/output ports. The communication conduits are then routed to other devices or to network 10 so that the network communication modules may communicate with the telecommunication system. - As can be seen in FIG. 2, a
routing channel 130 is defined by the housing. Thus, boards with input/output ports are recessed within the envelope defined by the electronic device. Other boards may also be adjacent the routing channel, and therefore recessed. In the example illustrated in FIG. 2, plug-inmodules 113 that include input/output ports andpower module 114 are recessed in addition to themultifunction card 115, which may include input/output ports. - The routing channel is substantially horizontal. This allows for routing of
communication conduits 121 to either side of the electronic device, or even over the top of the electronic device. - Thus,
communication conduits 121 coupled to input/output ports 120 on the electronic device are routed through a portion of the routing channel. Thus, the communication conduits are not exposed outside the envelope of the electronic device. This helps prevent the communication conduits from being accidentally bumped or torn from the input/output ports. Additionally, the routing channel helps in the organization and arrangement of the communication conduits. -
Housing 110 generally includes atop wall 130, a bottom wall 131, rear wall 132, two front walls 133 a, 133 b and an intermediate wall 134. These walls, including side walls 119 a, 119 b, are preferably stamped or cut from sheet metal. - An example of dimensions for the envelope are in a range of 10½″-11½″ deep, with 11 inches being a preferred depth; 16.8″-17.8″ long, with 17.3 inches being a preferred length; and 4.5″-5.5″ high, with 5 inches being a preferred height.
- The above description is illustrative but not restrictive. Many variations of the invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon review of the disclosure. The scope of the invention should, therefore, be determined not with reference to the above description, but instead should be determined with reference to the pending claims along with their full scope or equivalents.
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1. An electronic device comprising:
a housing that defines an envelope and that defines a horizontal routing channel within the envelope;
a plurality of boards arranged horizontally within the housing, at least one board including input/output ports; and
at least one communication conduit coupled to an input/output port;
wherein boards that include input/output ports are recessed with respect to the envelope and are arranged such that the input/output ports are adjacent the routing channel; and
wherein communication conduits are routed through the routing channel.
2. An electronic device in accordance with claim 1 wherein the electronic device is a network communications module and the plurality of boards comprises one network data processor, two input/output modules including input/output ports, one MFC and one power entry module.
3. An electronic device in accordance with claim 2 further comprising a fan tray within the housing.
4. An electronic device in accordance with claim 2 wherein the power entry module and MFC are also adjacent the routing channel.
5. An electronic device in accordance with claim 1 further comprising a cover that at least partially covers the routing channel.
6. An electronic device in accordance with claim 1 wherein the envelope is in a range of 16.8-17.8 inches long, 4.5-5.5 inches deep and 10.5-11.5 inches high.
7. An electronic device in accordance with claim 6 wherein the boards that are recessed are recessed in a range of 1.0-2.5 inches.
8. An electronic device in accordance with claim 6 wherein the envelope is substantially 17.3 inches long, 5.0 inches deep and 11.0 inches high.
9. An electronic device in accordance with claim 8 wherein the boards that are recessed are recessed in a range of 1.0-2.5 inches.
10. A telecommunications system comprising at least one network communications module, the network communications module comprising:
a housing that defines an envelope and that defines a horizontal routing channel within the envelope;
a plurality of boards arranged horizontally within the housing, at least one board including input/output ports; and
at least one communication conduit coupled to an input/output port;
wherein boards that include input/output ports are recessed with respect to the envelope and are arranged such that the input/output ports are adjacent the routing channel; and
wherein communication conduits are routed through the routing channel.
11. A telecommunications system in accordance with claim 10 wherein the plurality of boards comprises one network data processor, two input/output modules including input/output ports, one MFC and one power entry module.
12. A telecommunications system in accordance with claim 11 further comprising a fan tray within the housing.
13. A telecommunications system in accordance with claim 11 wherein the power entry module and MFC are also adjacent the routing channel.
14. A telecommunications system in accordance with claim 10 wherein the network communications module further comprises a cover that at least partially covers the routing channel.
15. An electronic device in accordance with claim 10 wherein the envelope is in a range of 16.8-17.8 inches long, 4.5-5.5 inches deep and 10.5-11.5 inches high.
16. An electronic device in accordance with claim 15 wherein the boards that are recessed are recessed in a range of 1.0-2.5 inches.
17. An electronic device in accordance with claim 15 wherein the envelope is substantially 17.3 inches long, 5.0 inches deep and 11.0 inches high.
18. An electronic device in accordance with claim 18 wherein the boards that are recessed are recessed in a range of 1.0-2.5 inches.
19. A method of managing communication conduits within a network telecommunications system, the method comprising:
providing a network communications module that defines an envelope and a horizontal routing channel within the envelope;
coupling at least one communication conduit to an input/output port within the network communications module, the input/out port being recessed within the envelope; and
routing the communication conduit from the input/output port through the routing channel.
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