Thermal and electro-thermal modeling of components and systems: A review of the research at the University of Parma

  • Menozzi R
  • Cova P
  • Delmonte N
  • et al.
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paper reviews the activity carried out at the Department of Information Engineering of the University of Parma, Italy, in the field of thermal and electro-thermal modeling of devices, device and package assemblies, circuits, and systems encompassing active boards and heat-sinking elements. This activity includes: (i) Finite-Element 3D simulation for the thermal analysis of a hierarchy of structures ranging from bare device dies to complex systems including active and passive devices, boards, metallizations, and air- and water-cooled heat-sinks, and (ii) Lumped-Element thermal or electro-thermal models of bare and packaged devices, ranging from purely empirical to strictly physics- and geometry-based.nema

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Menozzi, R., Cova, P., Delmonte, N., Giuliani, F., & Sozzi, G. (2015). Thermal and electro-thermal modeling of components and systems: A review of the research at the University of Parma. Facta Universitatis - Series: Electronics and Energetics, 28(3), 325–344. https://doi.org/10.2298/fuee1503325m

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