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Thermal Analysis of Schematic
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Its not a normal route to do a thermal analysis of a schematic, it is done on layouts to prove that you can get rid of the heat,
its part of circuit design for low drift circuits, but thats done before schematics, by design .
can you elaborate on what you have and what you want .
its part of circuit design for low drift circuits, but thats done before schematics, by design .
can you elaborate on what you have and what you want .
Hi,
what i have is schematic of the PCB and i want to do the thermal analysis of the schematic. The schematic is in pdf form with me.
Thermal analysis in the sense rise in temperature, losses kind of things and i am looking for a software tool for the same.
To do a thermal analysis of the PCB, you first have to determine the power dissipated in each component on the board.
A Spice program, such as the free LTspice, can do that for common components.
Then you must determine how the board will dissipate that heat.
There are thermal analysis programs that can do that for a PCB (here are some possibilities).
A Spice program, such as the free LTspice, can do that for common components.
Then you must determine how the board will dissipate that heat.
There are thermal analysis programs that can do that for a PCB (here are some possibilities).
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