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Issue 1 - October 2004
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Flomerics has introduced a new suite of software products that is the first to integrate the major contributors to the physical design of electronics in a single analysis environment.
The Flomerics Version5 integrated suite consists of Flo/PCB for conceptual thermal design of printed circuit boards, FloTHERM for system-level thermal design and optimization of electronics systems, Flo/EMC for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) simulation, and Flo/STRESS for predicting thermomechanical stresses. The new suite dramatically reduces design leadtime by addressing many different aspects of physical design in a single analysis environment, and eliminating communications barriers between the different people involved in the process.

This newsletter presents topical research and real-life examples in which an optimized physical design together with dramatic reductions in design time and cost have been achieved through the use of integrated simulation tools.

Thermal Design
Thermal Technical PapersThermal Product InfoThermal Events

Buoyancy-generated airflow above a network hub, and the temperature distribution immediately above the board surfaceFLOTHERM Version 5 Provides Usability, CAD Import, Compact Modeling Improvements

The latest FlothermVersion 5 thermal management simulation software offers substantial improvements in the areas of usability, CAD import, compact modeling and numerical stability. ...continue

Cross-sectional view of an 8U chassisStaktek Uses Flotherm Thermal Simulation Software to Optimize Memory Stack Design

Staktek, a leading supplier of high-density memory stacking solutions, is using Flotherm thermal simulation software to ensure that innovative new products meet thermal management requirements. ...continue

 
EMC Design
EMC Technical PapersEMC Product InfoEMC Events

Radiated emissions from an electronic equipment enclosure FLO/EMC Version 5 Offers Unparalleled Ease-of-Use for EMC Design
Flomerics has introduced Version 5 of its FLO/EMC electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) simulation software with major improvements including pre-defined and user-created parts libraries, automatic multigridding, and a number of EMC-specific usability features. ...continue

 

Map of  surface currents in a rack Designing for EMC early

Addressing electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) late in the design cycle is becoming less and less tenable as product complexity and densities increase while design cycles continue to shrink. ...continue

 

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