Novel simulation approach for transient analysis and reliable thermal management of power devices

Castellazzi, Alberto; Ciappa, Mauro

doi:10.1016/j.microrel.2008.07.041

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“…This connection ensures three functions (Micol et al 2009;Darveaux & Banerji 1992;Wangetal.2001).The first ismechanical because the integrity of the structure is obtained by these connections, both substratesbeingmaintainedbythe"bumps".Thesecondisthermal, with better dissipation of heat, which can occur through both sides of the substrate. The third is electrical, as the power is brought to the component through these connections (Lhommeau et al 2007;Nelhiebel et al 2013;Castellazzi and Ciappa 2008;Van der Broeck et al 2015;Deshpande & Subbarayan 2000;Feller et al 2008).…”

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Adaptive response surface method supporting finite element calculations: an application to power electronic module reliability assessment

Martín¹,

Micol²,

Pérès³

2016

Struct Multidisc Optim

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To cite this version:Carmen Martin, Alexandre Micol, François Pérès. Adaptive response surface method supporting finite element calculations: an application to power electronic module reliability assessment. Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization, Springer Verlag (Germany), 2016, 54 ( 6) Abstract In this paper a method is proposed, introducing an adaptive response surface allowing, on the one hand, to minimize the number of calls to finite element codes for the assessment of the parameters of the response surface and, on the other hand, to refine the solution around the design point by iterating through the procedure. This method is implemented in a parallel environment to optimize the calculation time with respect of the architecture of a computational cluster.

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