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    Title: XXXXXXXX module Thermal Analysis Report

    DescriptionThis document contains the pre layout analysis results of the thermal analysis simulation that was

    performed on the xxxxxxxxxx module.

    Project: xxxxxxxxxx moduleDocument ID: DocIDDocument Version: 1.0Status: FinalAutho Alexander KarasDate: 18-10-2013

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    Version History

    Version Date Author Changes/Remarks

    1.0 18-10-2013 Alexander Karas

    Author

    Name Company Date Signature

    Alexander Karas xxxxxxxxxx 18-10-2013

    Reviewed

    Name Company Date Signature

    Approved

    Name Company Date Signature

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    xxxxxxxxx module thermal analysis

    Introduction

    A post layout SI analyses was performed on the xxxxxxxxxx board. This documentdescribes the results of the SI analyses.

    Notification: If another stack-up than given in this document is used to produce the board,than this SI simulation is no longer valid, as ICX/Hyperlynx needs the stack-up in order tocalculate characteristic impedance, trace velocity, capacitive coupling and inductivecoupling. The board stack-up directly influences reflection and crosstalk.

    Project activities and deliverables

    For the SI analysis the following tasks and activities had to be done:

    1. Creation/validation of missing IBIS models

    2. Convert the databases to the analysis database

    3. Collect board stack-up information

    4. Collect signal integrity constraints

    5. Building the database for performing a signal integrity analysis

    6. Analyze for Signal Integrity

    7. Signal Integrity analysis document

    1.1 Analysis software information

    MGC FloThermPCB x32 v6.4 (build 13.34.2)

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    Board info

    Note: a few discrete components was removed due the Error message of the analysis software.Problem is outline intersections with another components or board edge.

    Stackup information

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    Critical component list

    REF.DES PART NUMBER PACKAGE TYPE POWER DISSIPATION NOTE

    U100 xxxxxxxx TBGA 12.2W CPU

    U200- MT41K1G8TRF-125 TBGA 1.2W SDRAM

    -U116

    1.2 Thermal models

    Component Model Manufacturer

    Processor xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx FreescaleSDRAM Not available MicronPMIC Not available unknownHeatsink 780_23x23_fcbga_1040_no_lid_050613r1.docx

    (page 2)unknown

    Note: MGC FloThermPCB cant use any external thermal models for simulation; so all power dissipationrates will be borrowed from component datasheet or will be calculated from thermal resistance andtemperature values.

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    Conclusion

    Thermal analysis

    Module should be cooled with forced airflow at least 3m/s, additional heatsinks on theCPU and SDRAM chips at both sides. Probably also using a lockal coler. See Run 6.For more accurate analysis board simulation must be runned using backplane board.

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    Simulation results

    Run 1 (for information)

    Conditions:

    : 12 4 ()

    :

    : 20

    : : 3.0, 1.2 (

    ) :

    :

    Top layer

    7mm above top

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    Bottom layer

    4mm below bottom

    Conclusion: CPU and SDRAM are too hot. SDRAM chips temperature is over than working rate.

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    Run 2 (for information) - decrease environment to 0 degree

    Simulation conditions:

    :

    : 0 : : 3.75, 1.6 (

    )

    :

    :

    Top layer

    7mm above top

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    Bottom layer

    4mm below bottom

    Conclusion: CPU and SDRAM are too hot. SDRAM chips temperature is over than working rate.

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    Run 3 Test with airflow 3m/s, use real power dissipation of CPU

    Conditions:

    : 12 4 () :

    : 20

    : , 3/,

    : 12.2 ( ), 1.2 (

    )

    :

    :

    Top layer

    7mm above top

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    Bottom layer

    4mm below bottom

    Conclusion: CPU and SDRAM are too hot. SDRAM chips temperature is over than working rate.

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    Run 4 Test with HEATSINK, airflow 0m/s, 20 degree

    Conditions:

    : 12 4 ()

    : : 20 : , 0/

    : 12.2, 1.2 (

    )

    : , 30309.4

    :

    Top layer

    7mm above top

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    Run 5 Tesw with HEATSINK, airflow 3 m/s, 20 degree

    Conditions:

    : 12 4 ()

    : : 20 : , 3/,

    : 12.2 ( ), 1.2 (

    )

    : , 30309.4

    :

    Top layer

    7mm above top

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    Bottom layer

    4mm below bottom

    Conclusion: CPU temperature is better. SDRAM chips are still too hot. SDRAM chips temperature is over thanworking rate.