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Abstract
As an important method to measure the reliability of electronic products, thermal simulation is widely used in product life prediction and reliability optimization. In this paper, the relationship between the working temperature and working performance of power components and the importance of thermal simulation analysis are discussed. The basic theory of thermal analysis software Flotherm is expounded. The functional characteristics and application range of Flotherm software are introduced. The chassis power device is designed. The boundary condition setting, grid setting, and result processing of the simulation model are introduced in detail. The results illustrate that the maximum temperature of the power components can be guaranteed within the specified temperature range, which satisfies the temperature requirements for reliable operation.
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1 Laboratory of Optical and Electrical Engineering Technology, Shenzhen University, Guangdong 518060, PR China
2 Shenzhen Key Laboratory of Advanced Manufacturing Technology for Mold &Die, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen 518060, Guangdong, PR China