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January 4, 2023, 19:44
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Joule Heating in Flotherm
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Bram
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Hello Everyone,
I'm looking for some guidance to do some joule heating analysis. Particularly interested in the PCB due to the high power density in the board. It is a high heat dissipating system (> 500W) cooled with forced convection. The PCB has 20+ layers. 1. I'm facing some challenges in importing the power map into the Flotherm since the EE team uses ANSYS SI wave. Is there a way to make the output file from ANSYS to be compatible with Flotherm ? 2. If the above mentioned option is not possible, is other way to model the power map ? 3. While processing the layers in FLOEDA, what are some recommendations to resolve the layers ? Happy New Year! |
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