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| Web Presentation: Heatsink 101 - Everything You Ever Wanted To Know | |
| Mentor Graphics are pleased to present this complimentary on-line event. We will focus on how heat sinks work and how to design a heat sink while considering all the critical factors such as size, airflow, cost and attachment methods. We will also investigate how, using simulation, the heat sink design could be optimized and validated in the application environment. Engineers involved in board and chassis design would find this session very educational. | |
| Date: | November 18, 2009 |
| Location: | http://www.mentor.com/products/mechanical/events/heatsink-101-webseminar |
| Contact Email: | Debbie Searle |
| Organizer: | Mentor Graphics |
| Application Areas: | Electronics Cooling |
| Special Fields: | Heat Transfer |
| Type of Event: | Online Event, International |
| Description: | |
Web Presentation: Heatsink 101 - Everything You Ever Wanted To Know Wednesday Nov 18, 2009 1PM US/Eastern 6pm UK London Overview As the power density of electronics devices go up, so does the need for chip and system thermal management. One way to cool the components down is to add a heat sink. Heat sinks uses conduction, convection and sometimes radiation to enhance the heat transfer from a hot surface to a cooler fluid. Many factors such as cost, manufacturability and weight need to be considered when choosing a heat sink. How the heat sink gets attached to the component is also critical. During this 45 minute presentation, we will focus on how heat sinks work and how to design a heat sink while considering all the critical factors such as size, airflow, cost and attachment methods. We will also investigate how, using simulation, the heat sink design could be optimized and validated in the application environment. Engineers involved in board and chassis design would find this session very educational. What You Will Learn
For more information and to register, follow this link: Click Here |
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| Event record first posted on October 29, 2009, last modified on October 31, 2009 | |
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