[Seminar] Thermal Management and Heat Dissipation Design Addressing Both Mechanical Design and Circuit Design

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1. Three Principles of Heat and Trends in Thermal Design for Electronic Devices 2. Thermal Design and Countermeasures by Circuit/Board 2-1. Heat Generation in Electronic Circuits and Its Mechanism 2-2. Designing for Reliability - Heat Generation, Failure, and Derating 2-3. Heat Reduction Technologies 2-4. Heat Dissipation Design for Semiconductors - Heat Dissipation and Thermal Resistance 3. Circuit Failure Case Studies 3-1. Temperature Rise of Peripheral Components Due to Heat Generation in Power Circuit Elements 3-2. Changes in ON Resistance and Heat Generation in Power ON/OFF Circuits 3-3. Heat Dissipation and Temperature Rise in Surface-Mount Power ICs with Heat Dissipation Pads 4. Confirmation of Heat Generation 5. Key Points in Structural Thermal Design 5-1. Types and Characteristics of TIMs and Tips for Their Use 5-2. Positioning of TIM: Gap Filler Materials 5-3. Heat Dissipation Materials: Specific Materials 5-4. Heat Dissipation Components, Insulation, Heat Resistance, Heat Shielding 5-5. Be Careful of Low-Temperature Burns 5-6. Areas for Heat Dissipation Consideration and Their Key Points (Appropriate Use) 6. Failure Case Studies Due to Thermal Structural Design 7. Thermal Simulation (CAE) 7-1. Thermal Resistance (Calculation) 7-2. Tips for Simulation and Methods for Analyzing Results 7-2-1. Simplified Thermal CAE (Thermal Distribution) 7-2-2. Power Module Thermal CAE

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You can systematize your approach to thermal issues. From the three principles of heat to the latest trends, you can relearn the fragmented knowledge you have from the basics in a systematic way. This enables a logical thermal design approach rather than relying on intuitive measures. You will understand specific measures that can be used starting tomorrow. You can acquire practical know-how that can be immediately applied in your work, such as techniques for suppressing heat generation in circuit and board design, and the proper selection and usage of TIM (thermal interface materials) and heat dissipation components. You can reduce rework and cut development costs. By learning from a wealth of failure cases, you can prevent common mistakes that tend to occur in the early stages of design. This reduces sudden specification changes and rework in the later stages of development, ultimately leading to a reduction in development costs and man-hours. You can ask experts directly. Through the Q&A session during the seminar, you have a valuable opportunity to gain insights and advice from experts regarding your daily thermal-related questions and specific challenges related to your products. You can learn efficiently. Since the format is online, you can participate without being restricted by location. Additionally, you can watch the recorded sessions later, allowing you to review parts you didn't fully understand in one go and progress your learning according to your work schedule.