Connector with a heat sink
A connector with a heat sink to prevented a card from being damaged due to friction when the card is inserted or removed includes a frame provided with two guide arms and two elastic members, each guide arm containing two chutes, each chute containing an upper and a lower limit zones; a pressurizing-down mechanism connected to the frame, a leading post received in the chute being disposed on each side arm, and a heat sink being provided on top; card insertion driving the pressurizing-down mechanism to move with its leading post in the chute for the heat sink to contact the card to conduct the heat generated from the card; and the elastic member moving the pressurizing-down mechanism into the upper limit zone to remove the card.
1. A connector with a heat sink includes a frame provided at its rear multiple electric pins, a pair of guide arms respectively disposed on both sides of the frame, two chutes being disposed on each guide arm, the chute containing an upper and a lower limit zones, and an elastic member being disposed to each guide arm of the frame; a pressurizing-down mechanism movably connected to the frame through both guide arms, two leading posts each received in the chute being respectively provided on both side arms of the pressurizing-down mechanism, and a driving block being provided to the rear of the pressurizing-down mechanism; and a heat sink fixed to the pressurizing-down mechanism.
2. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the elastic member is disposed on the inner side at the rear end of the frame, the diving block is disposed in front of the elastic member; and each leading post of the pressurizing-down mechanism is restricted in the upper limit zone before the card is inserted.
3. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a card ejection mechanism is further provided to the frame.
4. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the card ejection mechanism includes a bottom frame; an axis being disposed on the bottom frame to connect a linking plate, a connection rod; an extrusion linkage being connected to the connection rod; and a pair of retainers being further disposed on the linking plate.
5. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the retainer is disposed behind the driving block.
6. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 4 , wherein the retainer is disposed in front of the driving block.
7. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 1 or 3 , wherein a heat conductor medium is disposed on the bottom of the heat sink and is made of graphite, heat conduction silicon film or fiberglass.
8. The connector with a heat sink as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the frame relates to a PCMCIA card connector or a CF card connector.