Osaka, Japan - Panasonic Corporation announced today that its Industry Company has developed MEGTRON 8[1] Multi-Layer Circuit Board Materials Featuring Low Transmission Loss [2], designed for high-speed communication networking equipment such as routers and switches. The worldwide deployment of the fifth-generation mobile communication system (5G) is fostering the trend of … [Read more...]
Fan Cooling – Part 1: Determining Flow Rate
Authored by Ross Wilcoxon and Genevieve Martin Associate Technical Editors for Electronics Cooling For a number of reasons, including cost, simplicity, power consumption, noise, etc., natural convection is the preferred approach for cooling electronic systems. However, it is often the case that natural convection is simply not sufficient to remove dissipated power … [Read more...]
Real-Time Prediction of Li-Ion Battery Pack Temperature
Co-Authored by: Dr. Azita Soleymani and William Maltz The global shift to electric vehicles (EV) is coming and, unless an alternative technology emerges, it will be fueled by high-capacity lithium-ion (li-ion) batteries. Making the hundreds of millions of li-ion batteries the world will eventually need for e-mobility is a massive undertaking full of technical challenges. … [Read more...]
Generative Design for Electronics Cooling
Co-Authored by: Danny J. Lohan, Yuqing Zhou, and Ercan M. Dede Toyota Research Institute of North America INTRODUCTION Generative design is an iterative design process that involves the use of a program to generate a set of optimized designs that meet product performance requirements and constraints. Methods that transform statements of performance requirements into … [Read more...]
Protect Electronic Components with Dam & Fill
Sensitive electronic components mounted on a circuit board often require protection from exposure to harsh environments. While there are several ways to accomplish this, the dam and fill method offers many benefits. Dam-and-filling entails dispensing the damming material around the area to be encapsulated, thereby restricting the flow of the fill from spreading to other parts … [Read more...]
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