Computational design of performance-driven heat sinks

The power of computational design is that you can use underlying physics equations to drive geometry and hit performance targets. By combining this key benefit with a Field Driven Design approach, you can create truly optimal designs.

In this nTop Live, Gabrielle Thelen, Application Engineer at nTop, shows you how to set up a fully parametric design workflow to generate performance-driven, power module heat sinks. She uses straight and sinusoidal wave fins to increase surface area while maintaining the desired heat sink’s footprint.

Watch and learn how to:

• Use equation & math blocks to generate designs based on analytical sizing
• Control geometry using Field Driven Design to create optimized heat sinks
• Link variables together to build a truly parametric, performance-driven workflow

Download the files

Recreate the steps that Gabrielle followed in this nTop Training. To download all the necessary files for this training, please see this link.