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The role of Ansys Electronics Desktop Icepak (hereafter referred to as Icepak, not to be confused with Classic Icepak) is in an interesting place. On the back end, it is a tremendously capable CFD solver through the use of the Ansys Fluent code. On the front end, it is an all-in-one pre and post processor that is streamlined for electronics thermal management, including the explicit simulation and effects of fluid convection. In this regard, Icepak can be thought of as a system level Multiphysics simulation tool.

This is not at all to say that Icepak is limited to thesekinds of PCB and CCA examples. These just often tend to be convenient to thinkabout and relatively easy to geometrically represent. Using Fluent as thesolver provides a lot of flexibility, and there are many more classes ofproblems that could be benefit from Icepak. On the low frequency side, electricmotors are a good example of a problem where electronic and thermal behaviorare intertwined. As voltage is applied to the windings, currents are inducedand heat is generated. For larger motors, these currents, and consequently the associatedthermal losses, can be significant. Maxwell is used to model the electronicside for these types of problems, where the results can then be easily broughtinto an Icepak simulation. I have gone through just such an examplerotor/stator/winding motor assembly model in Maxwell, where I then copied everythinginto an Iecpak project to simulate the resulting steady temperature profile ina box of naturally convecting air.

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The Ansys Electronics Desktop environment houses the Ansys gold-standard electromagnetics simulation applications. Tight integration among the simulators yields unprecedented ease of use for setup and solution of complex simulations for design and optimization. It is the native desktop for HFSS, Maxwell, Q3D Extractor, Twin Builder and other simulators.

As electronics systems push the limits of component size, weight and performance, engineers must adopt new technologies and smarter workflows. The ability to share accurate 3D design data among engineering groups while protecting intellectual property is critical to developing next-generation complexity in a secure and scalable manner. The patented 3D Component technology is a breakthrough in model sharing, allowing engineers to create encrypted models that provide all the information to successfully simulate complete assemblies with the highest fidelity. For example, vendor components of a chip antenna and connector can be inserted onto a printed circuit board for a complete assembly simulation.

The pending pervasive connectivity of electronic devices (known as the Internet of Things or IoT), compounded by physical design challenges such as through-silicon via (TSV) stacked die and complex multi-chip and multi-package integration (known as more-than-Moore), impose a higher standard for hardware and software reliability.

ANSYS 16.0 answers this challenge with a new platform of integrated solver technologies and automation. ANSYS 16.0 meets the increasing demands for electronic reliability and performance, both throughout the design process and across a diverse electronics supply chain.

The new ANSYS Electronics Desktop in version 16.0 is a single environment with a highly integrated interface that provides a streamlined workflow between ANSYS EM field solvers, circuit/system simulators, ECAD links, and EMI/EMC compliance reporting. The integration aids physics-based, first-pass design success. This new platform delivers a single desktop for HFSS, HFSS 3D Layout, HFSS-IE (integral equation solver), Q3D Extractor (quasi-static), Planar EM, Circuit and System simulations. Users can insert HF/SI analysis into coexisting projects with drag-and-drop dynamic links between the EM and circuit simulations. This yields simple problem set-up and reliable performance.

The development of power electronics products always relies on transient circuit simulation to evaluate the internal operation of the product and the effect of outside conditions in a wide variety of scenarios. With this design style in mind, circuit simulation has developed to focus on being extremely fast and parametric to allow circuit designers to run hundreds and thousands of iterations on a design per day. However, as product performance reaches ever higher and the design limitations become ever tighter, circuit simulation is starting to lack the accuracy and functionality required to predict the more expensive design metrics.

This paper improves the accuracy of quantification in the arterial diameter-dependent impedance variance by altering the electrode configuration. The finite element analysis was implemented with a 3D human wrist fragment using ANSYS Electronics Desktop, containing fat, muscle, and a blood-filled radial artery. Then, the skin layer and bones were stepwise added, helping to understand the dielectric response of multi-tissues and blood flow from 1 kHz to 1 MHz, the current distribution throughout the wrist, and the optimisation of electrode configurations for arterial pulse sensing. Moreover, a low-cost wrist phantom was fabricated, containing two components: the surrounding tissue simulant (20 wt % gelatine power and 0.017 M sodium chloride (NaCl) solution) and the blood simulant (0.08 M NaCl solution). The blood-filled artery was constricted using a desktop injection pump, and the impedance change was measured by the Multi-frequency Impedance Analyser (MFIA). The simulation revealed the promising capabilities of band electrodes to generate a more uniform current distribution than the traditional spot electrodes. Both simulation and phantom experimental results indicated that a longer spacing between current-carrying (CC) electrodes with shorter spacing between pick-up (PU) electrodes in the middle could sense a more uniform electric field, engendering a more accurate arterial diameter estimation. This work provided an improved electrode configuration for more accurate arterial diameter estimation from the numerical simulation and tissue phantom perspectives. 9af72c28ce