Course Duration: 2 Days
Who Should Attend
This course is intended for electronics system designers and packaging specialists involved in thermal management and analysis. Prior experience with STAR-CCM+, is strongly recommended, but not required.
Course Description
The purpose of this course is to teach students the methods used to conduct effective thermal analyses of electronics packages using STAR-CCM+. The course is structured as a combination of lectures and workshops (tutorials). The course begins with a discussion of typical electronics package geometries and demonstrates the import, preparation and meshing of these geometries for computational analysis. Students then proceed to conduct STAR-CCM+ analyses of forced-flow and passive air cooling including the combined effects of conduction and thermal radiation. Various options for modeling fan effects are discussed and demonstrated. Electronics thermal reliability is then discussed and typical analyses, including the calculation of thermo-mechanical stresses, are performed. Finally, advanced topics such as heat pipes, phase-change cooling, ram-air cooling and space applications, are discussed, and an optimization study of a heat sink design is performed.
Course Content
| Date | Location | Registration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 12 - Jun 13 | Los Angeles | Information | |
| Jul 4 - Jul 5 | Nuremberg | Information | |
| Aug 29 - Aug 30 | London | Information |