Temperature-equalizing mounting for electrical components such as transistors

Claim 1

A TEMPERATURE-EQUALIZING MOUNTING FOR A PLURALITY OF ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, COMPRISING: A METALLIC BODY HAVING A SURFACE PROVIDED WITH A PLURALITY OF JUXTAPOSED RECESSES FOR THE ACCOMODATION OF RESPECTIVE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS; A METALLIC RETAINING CAP IN ECH OF SAID RECESSES HAVING AN END OPEN TOWARD SAID SURFACE FOR THE INSERTION OF A COMPONENT TO BE ACCOMPLISHED, SAID CAP BEING POSITIONED IN ITS RECESSES WITH CLEARANCE FROM THE WALLS THEREOF; FASTENING MEANS SECURING AN OPPOSITE END OF SAID CAP TO SAID BODY WITH INTERPOSITION OF THIN LAYER OF DIELECTRIC MATERIAL; A FLUID MASS OF THERMALLY CONDUCITVE BUT ELECTRICALLY INSULATING MATERIAL OCCUPYING EACH RECESS AND FILLING THE CLEARANCE BETWEEN SAID WALLS AND SAID CAP; AND A DIELECTRIC CLOSURE MEMBER ABUTTING SAID BODY ALONG SAID SURFACE AND OVERLYING SAID RECESSES FOR HOLDING THE COMPONENTS THEREOF IN POSITION AND PREVENTING THE ESCAPE OF SAID FLUID MASS.