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titleOfInvention Dew condensation prevention structure for electronic equipment housing
abstract (57) [Summary] [Problem] To evaporate dew condensation (water droplets) generated inside a housing using heat of a high thermal conductive member for radiating heat generated by a heating element mounted on a printed circuit board inside the housing. Provided is an anti-condensation structure for an electronic device that cools the inside of a housing with vaporization heat. An air hole (6) penetrating into the inside of a housing at the lower part of a housing assembled by fixing a main body (1) and a housing (3) via a packing (4), and a pressure adjusting filter for covering the air hole from the outside. 7 and a recess 8 in the lower part of the inside of the housing, and a heating element 9 mounted on printed circuit boards 10 and 12 mounted in a vertical position. One end of each of the heating elements 11 is in close contact with the heating element 11, and the other end has a strip-shaped flexible sheet 13 and a flexible sheet 14 extending to the depression. Condensation water generated inside the housing is collected in the depression. Then, the heat is transmitted from the heat generating body to the flexible sheet 13 and the flexible sheet 14 to evaporate and cool.
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