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ANSYS Icepak: Using Metal Fractions to Calculate an ECAD’s Thermal Conductivity

Tagged: ansys-icepak, cells, DDRs, ECAD, fans, grilles, heat sinks, layers, metal fractions, metallization, PCBs, thermal, vias
    • July 4, 2022 at 7:00 am
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      This video shows how metal fractions are used in ANSYS Icepak to calculate thermal conductivity distribution in an ECAD design. The video also covers some best practices regarding their usage. To describe the usage of the metal fractions a complex polygonal printed circuit board is used. Watch the video to learn more about working with layer metallization in Icepak.

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