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Create the Flow Volume
Create the Group of Small Chips
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Create the Group of PCBs
Assign Air to All Parts
Assign Aluminum to Several Parts
Create the PCB Material
Assign the PCB Material
Create the Compact Thermal Model Material
Assign CTM Material to Small Chips
Assign Silicon Material to Medium Chips
Create Resistance Material for the Baffle
Assign Resistance Material to the Baffle
Create the Internal Fan Material
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Assign the TEC Material
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Total Heat Generation on Small Chips
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Total Heat Generation on Capacitors
Total Heat Generation on Transformer
Assign Mesh Sizes Automatically
Coarsen the Mesh on the Capacitors
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Natural Convection around a Telecommunications Module
Internal Natural Convection in a Telecommunications Module
External Aerodynamics Around a Sports Car
Transient Heat Transfer in an EGR Valve
External Compressible Flow
Internal Compressible Flow in a Nozzle
Centrifugal Pump
Axial Check Valve (Motion)
Solar Heating
Automation: Manifold Design Study
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    Result Parts are ideal for quickly determining the temperature of a selected part. To compare results from several parts, make them Summary Parts, and view their results in the Critical Values tab of the Output bar.

    In this step, we compare the temperature of the two medium chips.

    Click Parts from the Results tab:

    Click the Group operation button, and select the Medium Chips group.

    To designate these parts as Summary Parts, check the box adjacent to each in the Model entity selection area.

    To start comparing results, click Decision Center in the Quick Access toolbar:

    In the Decision Center, right click on Critical Values, and click Update critical values.

    View the results table in the Critical Values tab of the Output bar

    NoteThis procedure provides the results in a simple table. It is now easy to compare and plot the results between the two chips. Use this technique to compare results from multiple designs and scenarios.

    For more about Summary Parts

    Congratulations! You have completed the exercise. Click here to return to the Examples Title Page.

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