Here at the Mechanical Analysis Department we love FloTHERM and we love developing FloTHERM to ensure it keeps up with the needs and follows the trends of the electronic thermal simulation market. The latest release of FloTHERM, V9.1, has a wealth of features and benefits that continues to ensure it’s position as the #1 CFD based software tool used for such purposes. Here … [Read more...]
Identifying Thermal Bottlenecks and Shortcut Opportunities – Taking Simulation to the Next Level
Simulation has, to date, focused primarily on the prediction of an operating state that is compared to a design acceptable state to judge the compliance of that design. From an electronics cooling perspective that state is often taken as the operating temperature of packaged ICs, most commonly a case (Tc) or junction (Tj) temperature. FloTHERM has, over the last 21 years, … [Read more...]
Lies, Damned Lies, and “CFD Comparison Charts” – Part II
In my last post I pointed out a very obvious mistake in Blue Ridge Numerics’ “CFD Comparison Chart” of March 19th this year, which incorrectly stated that FloEFD can only handle incompressible sub-sonic flows. The reason I highlighted this as the most obvious mistake in the “CFD Comparison Chart” is that FloEFD can trace its history back to the Russian Aerospace Industry in the … [Read more...]
New Catalog Released
Fujipoly announces an Aug. 16 release date for its new Thermal Interface Material and Elastomeric Connector product catalog. The free 52-page product overview and technical design guide includes installation suggestions, as well as detailed thermal performance and electrical conductivity data points. Several new pages of high-performance and low-cost thermal materials have … [Read more...]
Melting-While-Cooling Silicon Could Improve Solar Cells
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have recently discovered that by dissolving certain metals into silicon, they can add that silicon compound to the relatively short list of exotic substances that exhibit retrograde melting. Their accomplishment could ultimately result in less expensive solar cells and electronic devices. The team started by … [Read more...]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 57
- 58
- 59
- 60
- 61
- …
- 126
- Next Page »