Simcenter 3D
Electronic Systems Cooling (G2H)

Course Code
TR15228
Software
Simcenter 3D 11.0
User Level
Beginner
Pricing ID
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Training Center Duration
3 Days
LIVE Online Duration
5 hours each day for 5 Days

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The Electronic Systems Cooling course provides students with comprehensive instruction in the use of Simcenter Pre/Post to build electronic systems cooling models, simulating heat transfer and 3D fluid flow in electronics applications. Students will learn the skills necessary to build or modify geometry, create a finite element mesh, and carry out sophisticated thermal and fluid flow analysis quickly and easily. The course covers both theoretical and practical aspects of how the software handles heat transfer by conduction, convection and radiation and includes a variety of examples and tutorials addressing techniques for each step in the process.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Designers, engineers who use Simcenter Pre/Post to model heat transfer and fluid flow in electronics applications

PREREQUISITES

Required courses:

  • Successful completion of Simcenter Pre/Post self-paced courses on Learning Advantage can also be used to prepare for this course.
  • Working knowledge of NX modeling.
  • Basic understanding of finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) principles.

PROVIDED COURSE MATERIALS
  • Student Guide
  • Activity Material

This course is no longer offered. Contact us if you would like to schedule a training event at your facility.

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PRIMARY COURSE TOPICS

  • Introduction to Simcenter Pre/Post
  • Geometry idealization and fluid volume creation
  • Meshing and material properties for thermal and flow analyses
  • Heat transfer and electronics thermal management
  • Computational fluid dynamics
  • Thermal and flow boundary conditions
  • Thermal couplings and radiation
  • Solution options and solving
  • Post processing
  • Results mapping
  • PCB Exchange introduction