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Tech Tip: How to export MCAD data from CR-8000 Design Force to enable faster thermal simulation in ANSYS Icepak

This video demonstrates how you can export a STEP file from CR-8000 Design Force including automatically editing your package shape and deformation spec to reduce heat transfer and fluid flow simulation time in ANSYS Icepak. Changing the micro-bumps in the detailed model using an octagonal shape and simplifying the grid pattern (size) will reduce the meshing and calculation time without sacrificing accuracy, leading to faster thermal simulation.

: Tunir Dey

Applications Engineer for CR-8000

Tunir Dey was serving as an Applications Engineer for CR-8000 products at Zuken Inc. Tunir worked closely with customers in system-level schematic design using Design Gateway, PCB layout design using Design Force, constraint management, topology development, SI, PI, and EMC analysis. Before joining Zuken, Tunir used to serve as a Product Engineer intern in one of the major EDA companies and was responsible for RF, Microwave, high frequency, and high-speed simulation. Tunir graduated from Purdue University with an MS in Electrical Engineering (RF and Microwave) and an MBA in Finance from Indiana University.

Tech Tip: How to export MCAD data from CR-8000 Design Force to enable faster thermal simulation in ANSYS Icepak

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