Heating Element Cooling Structure for Vibration Isolation

A buffer member is introduced as an intermediary component between the heating element and cooling section. This buffer member serves dual functions: it transmits heat from the heating element to the cooling section while simultaneously absorbing vibrations to prevent damage to the cooling section. The buffer member acts as a mediator that reconciles the conflicting requirements of direct contact for heat transfer and isolation for vibration protection.

The buffer member is pre-installed between the heating element and cooling section to provide beforehand cushioning against vibrations. By positioning the vibration-absorbing buffer member in advance, the system prepares for vibration transmission before it occurs, thereby protecting the cooling section from potential damage while maintaining thermal contact.

The buffer member is designed to perform multiple functions simultaneously: it provides vibration isolation to protect the cooling section while also serving as a heat transfer medium. This multi-functionality eliminates the need for separate vibration isolation components, thereby improving reliability without significantly increasing device complexity.

The vibration isolation function and heat transfer function are merged into a single buffer member component. Instead of using separate elements for vibration damping and thermal conduction, the invention combines these functions into one integrated component, simplifying the overall structure while achieving both protection and efficiency goals.