研究目的
To study the thermal performance of a new iris recognition module designed with bare chip and microinterconnection technology, focusing on the influence of chip thermal power, material thermal conductivity, and PCB area on package temperature and thermal resistance.
研究成果
The thermal conductivity of the chip material, the thermal power consumption of the chip, and the area of the PCB significantly influence the package junction temperature and thermal resistance. The choice of packaging material is critical for thermal management, with the thermal resistance of the package mainly determined by the packaging material and structure. The heat dissipation power of the package is linearly related to the junction temperature and has a horizontal linear relationship with the thermal resistance.
研究不足
The study ignores the influence of heat radiation and gold wire in the simulation, focusing solely on heat conduction and surface effects. The practical application may require consideration of these factors for comprehensive thermal management.
1:Experimental Design and Method Selection:
The study uses ANSYS ICEPAK finite element analysis software to simulate the thermal performance of the iris recognition module package structure. The model is designed with SOLIDWORKS, considering heat conduction and surface effects while ignoring heat radiation and gold wire influence.
2:Sample Selection and Data Sources:
The model includes bare chips, non-contact devices, insulation adhesive, pads, PCB, plastic sealant, and lens. Thermal power consumption values are specified for each component.
3:List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
Materials include Si, SAC, NC7720M, G1250, BT, and others with specified thermal conductivity values.
4:Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
The simulation is conducted under JEDEC standard static air conditions, with ambient temperature set at 25°C. The focus is on the thermal performance under varying material thermal conductivity, PCB size, and chip power consumption.
5:Data Analysis Methods:
The thermal resistance is calculated based on the temperature difference between the device junction and the ambient, divided by the heat dissipated power.
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