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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"analytical thermal model"”.

  1. Thermal and electrical characterization of a micro-hotplate for calorimetry

    … the heat released or absorbed by a reaction. An analytical thermal model is developed to quantify the heat transfer mechanisms between the hotplate and the environment. The analytical model is verified through experimental measurements conducted with the device operating in both ambient …

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  2. Two-dimensional Mapping of Interface Thermal Resistance by Transient Thermal Impedance Measurement

    Interconnects in power module result in thermal interfaces. The thermal interfaces degrade under thermal cycling, or chemical loading. Moreover, the reliability of thermal interfaces can be especially problematic when the interconnecting area is large, which increases its predisposition to generate …

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  3. Towards the development of a horizontal ribbon growth process to produce thin, monocrystalline silicon sheets via the stabilization of the (111) plane in undercooled melts

    … too thick for commercial use and the HRG process model cannot explain either its inability to produce thin ribbons or what conditions destabilize this process at high pull rates. This work therefore develops a new understanding of how the HRG process stably grows monocrystalline silicon ribbons …

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  4. Modeling and Testing of Fast Response, Fiber-Optic Temperature Sensors

    … thermocouple data. An unsteady finite element thermal model was created using ANSYS to predict the temperature response of the sensor. Test cases with known analytical solutions were used to verify the ANSYS modeling procedures. The shock tube flow environment was also modeled with Fluent, a …

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