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Ansys Icepak
Revolutionize Electronic Designs with Precise Thermal Analysis
Step into the realm of thermal excellence with Ansys Icepak, an exceptional software tool tailored for precise thermal analysis and electronics cooling simulation. Harness the advanced modeling capabilities to optimize heat dissipation, overcome thermal complexities, and drive groundbreaking electronic designs with unparalleled performance.
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Conduct precise thermal analysis to evaluate and optimize heat dissipation in electronic systems, ensuring efficient thermal management.
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Leverage advanced modeling features to represent complex geometries, heat sources, and cooling mechanisms, enabling accurate simulations of thermal behavior.
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Study fluid dynamics and airflow patterns to identify potential hotspots, optimize cooling strategies, and enhance electronics cooling performance.
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Introductory Call
Talk to one of our simulation experts so we can better understand the challenges you're faced with. Let's make sure simulation is the right tool for the job!
Technical Validation
Next, let's get your experts and our experts on a deep technical call to better understand exactly what you know, and what you're looking to learn from simulation.
Deployment Options
Now that we know simulation is the right tool, let's talk about your options - Licensing, Hardware, and Training - so we can put the perfect proposal together for you.
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Explore More Software Options
Discovery Live is a critical part of a larger workflow including these complimentary software capabilities.
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Ansys CFX
A computational fluid dynamics software that is specifically designed for advanced engineering applications, including turbomachinery design.
Sherlock
ANSYS Sherlock is an electronics reliability simulation software that uses advanced algorithms to predict the lifespan and failure modes of electronic systems and components.
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