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    ANSYS Icepak R18 Update

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    Icepak R18 Highlights• Enhancements to SIwave Icepak solution

    Added automated iterative loop

    • Improved Via handling capabilities Individually modeling vias – no K averaging Via Drill holes imported

    • RedHawk CTM import with back annotation of Temps into RH

    • Meshing Improvements

    • Solver Improvments Vacuum -> enable radiation control in fluid zones Support for Streamwise Periodicity

    • Inputs for Mass Flow or Pressure Gradient

    • SpaceClaim Direct Modeler incorporates DME “Simplify Functions”

    • ECXML support for data exchange

    • Improved HPC performance

    • Arbitrary Board Outline Imports using IDF

    • Improved Krylov ROM for efficient network modeling

    • Post Processing LED – Efficiency as a function of temp. Solar Heat Flux reporting Improved Surface Probing Smooth 3D Contours Optimized Manhattan displays Transient option for “Full Reports” Node-weighted interpolation for accurate facet-based post-processing

    Cu-brass

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow Improvements

    Joule Heating

    Thermal Cut-Planes• From ANSYS SIwave:

    Conduction only analysis

    Natural convection analysis

    Forced convection (fan) analysis

    Multi-phase VRM design support

    IDF boundary conditions & Heat Sink creation

    Geometry pre-processing for stand-alone Icepak

    Component power (Watts) allocation during setup

    Joule heating power mapping into Icepak & Mechanical

    Cut plane temperature monitoring in XY-, XZ-, and YZ-planes

    Ability to “Open” and perform more detailed analysis & reporting in stand-alone Icepak!

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Setup in SIwave

    • ANSYS Icepak is solved directly in SIwave for ‘conduction only’ and basic convection models

    • After setting up in SIwave, an Icepak project is built and run in the background and the temperatures are post-processed in the SIwave GUI

    • Automation of iterative loop until DC convergence

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Setup in SIwave

    • Filter added to delete all RLC components below a certain power

    • Helps reduce number of components in Icepak

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Setup in SIwave

    • Button added for convection to auto-size the Cabinet in the ANSYS Icepak project

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Setup in SIwave

    • Updated Mesh settings for improved robustness

    • Spatial Profile implementation for the power dissipation map has resulted in major improvements in overall turnaround time and robustness

    • If available, most generic setups (old Automatic setup in ANSYS Icepak) can be run directly in the SIwave project setup

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Enhancements

    • Improved usability and robustness Spatial Profile implementation

    (using PCB primitive in Icepak) for the power dissipation map has resulted in major improvements in overall turnaround time and robustness

    Boards can be offset or rotated from their original location

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Enhancements

    • Support for Multiple Boards Boards of same setup can

    point to the same initial SIwave project

    The macro will launch the initial run, create the individual sitemp files and then queue the individual launches of new SIwaveprojects

    Each board/substrate must have a separate SIwaveproject

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    SIwave-Icepak Workflow ImprovementsIcepak Enhancements

    • Improved Usability Macro now only requires pointing to the board in Icepak and the project file for the

    SIwave project

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    Chip Package System Workflow Enhancements

    CTM View in Icepak

    • ANSYS Redhawk CTM Import into Icepak

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    Chip Package System Workflow Enhancements

    • Back annotation from Icepak to Redhawk− Main Menu/Report/Export/RedHawk Back Annotation− Export the temperature at each tile to RedHawk

    Select the die block.

    Select the CTM file

    Select location for output

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    MCAD to Icepak Enhancements

    • ANSYS SpaceClaim is the new de facto CAD Cleanup Tool for all ANSYS products

    • Geometry simplification, repair, and modification is significantly streamlined compared to ANSYS DesignModeler

    • At v18, several of the “DesignModeler Electronics Utility” capabilities have been incorporated into ANSYS SpaceClaim.

    SpaceClaim Icepak

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    Auto-Identify Simple Icepak Shapes in SpaceClaim

    • After initial geometry cleanup is complete, the Identify Objectscommand can automatically create simple Icepak shapes

    Input Geometry Structure Tree Icons are Updated

    Before After

    Icepak block icon

    MCAD to Icepak Enhancements

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    Icepak Simplification Levels in SpaceClaim

    Level 0 Level 1

    Level 2 Level 3

    • Level 0: Converts geometry to a bounding box prism

    • Level 1: Converts geometry to a collection of prisms and cylinders

    • Level 2: Converts geometry to a polygonal approximation

    • Level 3: Keeps the geometry as-is (use only when needed)

    MCAD to Icepak Enhancements

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    Modify Icepak Object Type in SpaceClaim

    • Sometimes it makes sense to change the object type, some examples are− Icepak Plate → Source, Wall, Opening− Icepak Block → PCB

    Icepak Block Icepak PCB

    The geometry remains the same, but the object options

    are different in Icepak

    Structure tree icon is updatedLevel 2 simplification already done

    MCAD to Icepak Enhancements

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    ECXML: Icepak – Flotherm Data Exchange Format

    • Supported Features:

    • Cabinet, Plates, Blocks, Walls, Sources, PCBs, Grilles, Resistances, Enclosures, Heatsinks, 2R Network Blocks, 2D & 3D Fans

    • Materials: Solid

    • Assemblies

    • Monitor Points

    • Implemented cross-platform encryption algorithm

    • Joint testing effort with Mentor

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    • Icepak Model highlights: MCAD, ECAD, Non-conformal Assemblies, 734 objects

    • Icepak Mesh highlights: ~11 M cells using unstructured, non-conformal, multi-level, hex-dominant meshing scheme

    • Icepak Solution highlights: Steady state, Turbulent Flow, Conjugate Heat Transfer, Double Precision.

    Solver Enhancements – Improved HPC Performance

    Desktop Server Setup in Icepak

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    • System Information

    – Intel Xeon CPU E5-4650L 2.6 GHz processors, 512 GB RAM

    – 4 processors, 32 cores

    – Running Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard.

    • HPC Test Summary

    – Trials were run using ANSYS Icepak v18.0 and ANSYS Icepak v17.0.

    – Each trial was run for 250 iterations.

    – Solution time tracking:

    • Overall Run Time: Includes Case Setup and Computational Effort.

    Solver Enhancements – Improved HPC Performance

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    Icepak R17 vs R18

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    Solver Enhancements – Improved HPC Performance

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    • Speed-up vs Number of Cores

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    • Enable facet-based post processing for object face contours

    • Temperature, Heat flux, Heat transfer coefficient variables available

    • Export values to profile files

    • Option to display contours on wall and wall-shadow

    Solver Facet-based Post Processing: Object Faces

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    Icepak Vision -> R18.1 & Beyond

    Create an Automated, Streamlined Electro-Thermal Multi-Physics Solution that utilizes Native MCAD/ECAD for First Pass Mesh/Solve Success

    Key Drivers/Mandates

    • Modern UI, Ease-of-Use

    • Integration into AEDT

    • Rapid Release Cycles

    R18.1 First release

    • Initial exposure with most common feature set

    • CPS with Enclosure

    • Steady-state thermal

    Improved Workflow

    • Native MCAD Modeler

    • ECAD-MCAD Assembly

    • Integrated Electro-Thermal Workflow

    • Geometry Clean Up & Simplification

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