This paper presents three procedures for the extraction of parametric Dynamic Compact Thermal Models (DCTMs) with controlled and user-chosen accuracy, namely, (i) a DCTM with dense matrices obtained by a direct conventional method, (ii) a partition-based approach leading to a sparse DCTM suited for heat conduction problems suffering from a massive number of independent heat sources and/or parameters, for which extracting conventional dense DCTMs may be too resource-demanding or even unviable, and (iii) a novel algorithm that quickly translates a sparse DCTM into a dense one, which allows reducing the simulation time. The proposed methodologies are validated through the application to two state-of-the-art electronics systems.
Partition-based approach to parametric dynamic compact thermal modeling
Codecasa, Lorenzo;
2017-01-01
Abstract
This paper presents three procedures for the extraction of parametric Dynamic Compact Thermal Models (DCTMs) with controlled and user-chosen accuracy, namely, (i) a DCTM with dense matrices obtained by a direct conventional method, (ii) a partition-based approach leading to a sparse DCTM suited for heat conduction problems suffering from a massive number of independent heat sources and/or parameters, for which extracting conventional dense DCTMs may be too resource-demanding or even unviable, and (iii) a novel algorithm that quickly translates a sparse DCTM into a dense one, which allows reducing the simulation time. The proposed methodologies are validated through the application to two state-of-the-art electronics systems.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.