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BE CAE & Test Builds a Surface-Mount Device App for Thermal Analysis

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Giuseppe Petrone, BE CAE & Test, Italy

BE CAE & Test, a COMSOL Certified Consultant, created a thermal model of a surface-mount device for a client and converted it into a simulation app with the Application Builder in COMSOL Multiphysics®, providing an interactive deliverable that could be used to investigate the system. Their clients are pleased to use an interactive tool with which they can investigate their system.

In the simulation app, the end user can vary the material of the solder layer and silicon die, thickness of the solder layer, and dissipated thermal power to examine the impact on maximum junction temperatures and junction-to-case thermal resistance.

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