TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages
This paper presents the Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator (TRIC) tool devised for the automatic extraction of thermal metrics of package families of electronic components in both static and transient conditions. TRIC relies on a solution algorithm based on a novel projection-based approach...
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doaj-8af5e5c1020241d7a55991a25e4f575c2020-11-25T02:54:37ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732020-05-01132252225210.3390/en13092252TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic PackagesLorenzo Codecasa0Francesca De Viti1Vincenzo d’Alessandro2Donata Gualandris3Arianna Morelli4Claudio Maria Villa5Department of Electronics, Information and Bioengineering, Politecnico di Milano, 20133 Milan, ItalySTMicroelectronics, 20864 Agrate Brianza, ItalyDepartment of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, University Federico II, 80125 Naples, ItalySTMicroelectronics, 20864 Agrate Brianza, ItalySTMicroelectronics, 20864 Agrate Brianza, ItalySTMicroelectronics, 20864 Agrate Brianza, ItalyThis paper presents the Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator (TRIC) tool devised for the automatic extraction of thermal metrics of package families of electronic components in both static and transient conditions. TRIC relies on a solution algorithm based on a novel projection-based approach, which—unlike previous techniques—allows (i) dealing with parametric detailed thermal models (pDTMs) of package families that exhibit generic non-Manhattan variations of geometries and meshes, and (ii) transforming such pDTMs into compact thermal models that can be solved in short times. Thermal models of several package families are available, and dies with multiple active areas can be handled. It is shown that transient thermal responses of chosen packages can be obtained in a CPU (central processing unit) time much shorter than that required by a widely used software relying on the finite-volume method without sacrificing accuracy.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/13/9/2252electronic packagesdetailed thermal modelJoint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC) metricsthermal impedancethermal simulation |
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Lorenzo Codecasa Francesca De Viti Vincenzo d’Alessandro Donata Gualandris Arianna Morelli Claudio Maria Villa TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages Energies electronic packages detailed thermal model Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC) metrics thermal impedance thermal simulation |
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Lorenzo Codecasa Francesca De Viti Vincenzo d’Alessandro Donata Gualandris Arianna Morelli Claudio Maria Villa |
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TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages |
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TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages |
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TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages |
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TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages |
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TRIC: A Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator for Electronic Packages |
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tric: a thermal resistance and impedance calculator for electronic packages |
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This paper presents the Thermal Resistance and Impedance Calculator (TRIC) tool devised for the automatic extraction of thermal metrics of package families of electronic components in both static and transient conditions. TRIC relies on a solution algorithm based on a novel projection-based approach, which—unlike previous techniques—allows (i) dealing with parametric detailed thermal models (pDTMs) of package families that exhibit generic non-Manhattan variations of geometries and meshes, and (ii) transforming such pDTMs into compact thermal models that can be solved in short times. Thermal models of several package families are available, and dies with multiple active areas can be handled. It is shown that transient thermal responses of chosen packages can be obtained in a CPU (central processing unit) time much shorter than that required by a widely used software relying on the finite-volume method without sacrificing accuracy. |
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electronic packages detailed thermal model Joint Electron Device Engineering Council (JEDEC) metrics thermal impedance thermal simulation |
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