Power Electronics Simulation: Improve Efficiency, Thermal Performance and Reliability Modern power electronic systems are becoming smaller, faster, and more powerful. Inverters, converters, power modules, motor drives, voltage regulators, semiconductor devices, and electronic control systems must operate efficiently while managing electrical, thermal, and electromagnetic challenges.

Power Electronics Simulation provides engineers with a virtual environment to analyze these challenges before manufacturing physical prototypes. By combining electromagnetic, thermal, electrical, and multiphysics analysis, engineers can identify potential design problems, optimize performance, and improve product reliability.

SolidTrust Technologies provides engineering simulation solutions using advanced ANSYS technologies for electronics, electromagnetic, thermal, and multiphysics applications. Its electronics simulation capabilities include technologies such as ANSYS Maxwell, HFSS, SIwave, Icepak, and Motor-CAD.

What Is Power Electronics Simulation?

Power Electronics Simulation is the process of using computer-based engineering simulation to analyze the behavior and performance of power electronic components and systems under different operating conditions.

Power electronic systems can experience electrical losses, heat generation, electromagnetic effects, thermal stress, and cooling challenges. Simulation allows engineers to investigate these factors virtually before committing to extensive physical testing.

Depending on the application, simulation can help evaluate:

• Temperature distribution
• Heat generation and heat transfer
• Electrical losses
• Electromagnetic fields
• Power conversion efficiency
• Thermal hotspots
• Cooling performance
• Power module behavior
• Inverter performance
• Converter performance
• Electromagnetic interference
• Thermal stress
• Component reliability

This simulation-driven approach can help engineering teams make better design decisions earlier in the product-development process.

Why Is Power Electronics Simulation Important?

Power electronics systems often operate at high power densities. As components become smaller while power levels increase, effective thermal management and electromagnetic control become increasingly important.

Excessive temperature can affect component performance and reduce service life. Poor electromagnetic design can create interference and compatibility problems. Inefficient power conversion can also increase energy losses and heat generation.

Power Electronics Simulation helps engineers study these challenges virtually and optimize designs before physical prototypes are manufactured.

1. Identify Thermal Hotspots

Power semiconductor devices and other electronic components can generate significant heat during operation.

Simulation can identify areas where temperature is concentrated and help engineers understand heat-transfer paths.

This information can be used to optimize:

• Heat sinks
• Cooling plates
• Thermal interfaces
• Airflow
• Liquid cooling systems
• Component placement
• Enclosure design

2. Improve Cooling Performance

Effective cooling is essential for high-performance power electronics.

Thermal and CFD-based simulation can be used to evaluate airflow, heat transfer, temperature distribution, and cooling-system performance.

Engineers can compare different cooling configurations and determine which design provides better thermal performance.

3. Analyze Electromagnetic Behavior

Power electronic systems involve switching currents and changing electromagnetic fields.

Electromagnetic simulation can help engineers investigate magnetic fields, electromagnetic coupling, losses, and interference.

SolidTrust’s electromagnetic simulation capabilities cover applications involving power electronics, electric motors, transformers, and other electromagnetic systems.

4. Improve Power Conversion Efficiency

Simulation can help engineers understand losses within converters, inverters, transformers, and other power-electronic components.

By studying electrical and electromagnetic behavior, engineers can investigate potential sources of energy loss and evaluate alternative design configurations.

5. Reduce Physical Prototype Iterations

Physical prototypes can require significant time and resources.

Simulation provides engineers with a virtual method for comparing design alternatives before manufacturing.

This can help reduce unnecessary prototype iterations and support a more efficient product-development workflow.

Applications of Power Electronics Simulation

Power Electronics Simulation can be applied across a wide range of products and industries.

Power Converters

Converters are used to transform electrical power from one voltage or current level to another.

Simulation can help analyze converter efficiency, switching behavior, electromagnetic effects, thermal performance, and component temperatures.

Inverter Systems

Inverters are widely used in electric vehicles, renewable-energy systems, motor drives, industrial equipment, and other applications.

Simulation can help engineers evaluate inverter performance, electromagnetic behavior, losses, and thermal management.

Power Modules

Power modules can experience high heat generation because of their power density.

Simulation can be used to identify temperature distribution, thermal hotspots, heat-flow paths, and cooling requirements.

Motor Drives

Motor-drive systems combine electrical, electromagnetic, mechanical, and thermal effects.

Simulation can help engineers understand the interaction between the motor, inverter, power electronics, and cooling system.

Voltage Regulators

Voltage regulators must maintain appropriate electrical performance while managing heat generation.

Simulation can support thermal analysis and electrical performance evaluation to help engineers optimize regulator designs.

Electric Vehicle Power Electronics

Electric vehicles rely on power electronics for systems such as traction inverters, onboard chargers, DC-DC converters, and other power-conversion applications.

Simulation can help evaluate thermal management, electromagnetic behavior, efficiency, and reliability of these systems.

Electro-Thermal Simulation for Power Electronics

One of the important areas of power electronics engineering is the interaction between electrical performance and temperature.

Electrical losses generate heat, while temperature changes can influence electrical characteristics.

Electro-thermal simulation considers these interactions together.

This approach can be useful for:

• Power semiconductor devices
• Inverters
• Motors
• Battery systems
• Power converters
• Electronic assemblies
• Electric power systems

By analyzing electrical and thermal behavior together, engineers can gain a more realistic understanding of system performance.

Power Electronics Thermal Simulation

Thermal management is one of the most important considerations in power electronics design.

A thermal simulation can provide information about:

• Maximum component temperature
• Temperature distribution
• Heat flux
• Thermal resistance
• Heat dissipation
• Cooling-system performance
• Thermal hotspots
• Heat-sink performance

Simulation results can help engineers determine whether the proposed cooling solution is sufficient for the expected operating conditions.

For example, engineers can compare different heat-sink geometries or cooling configurations and evaluate their effect on component temperature.

EMI and EMC Considerations

Power electronics systems can produce electromagnetic noise due to switching operations and rapidly changing currents.

If electromagnetic interference is not properly managed, it can affect nearby electronic systems and create electromagnetic compatibility challenges.

Simulation can help investigate:

• Conducted EMI
• Radiated EMI
• Electromagnetic coupling
• Shielding effectiveness
• PCB electromagnetic behavior
• Cable interactions
• Grounding
• Electromagnetic fields

SolidTrust also provides EMI/EMC simulation capabilities for electronic products, including power electronics and other complex electronic systems.

How Does Power Electronics Simulation Work?

A typical simulation workflow can include the following stages.

Step 1: Understand the Engineering Requirement

The simulation team first defines the product requirements, operating conditions, power levels, components, interfaces, and performance objectives.

Step 2: Prepare the Engineering Model

The required CAD geometry, PCB information, components, enclosure, cooling system, or electromagnetic model is prepared for simulation.

Step 3: Define Material Properties

Material properties such as electrical conductivity, thermal conductivity, magnetic properties, density, and other relevant characteristics are assigned.

Step 4: Define Operating Conditions

The engineering team establishes relevant inputs such as:

• Voltage
• Current
• Power
• Switching conditions
• Ambient temperature
• Cooling conditions
• Electrical loads
• Electromagnetic excitation

Step 5: Run the Simulation

The appropriate simulation method is selected depending on the engineering problem.

This may involve electromagnetic, thermal, CFD, electrical, structural, or coupled multiphysics analysis.

Step 6: Analyze the Results

Simulation results can be reviewed using temperature contours, electromagnetic field plots, heat-flux results, loss calculations, flow patterns, and other engineering outputs.

Step 7: Optimize the Design

The results can be used to improve component placement, cooling, geometry, materials, electromagnetic design, or operating conditions.

Step 8: Prepare the Engineering Report

The final analysis can be documented with simulation results, observations, conclusions, and engineering recommendations.

ANSYS Tools for Electronics Simulation

Advanced electronics simulation can use specialized ANSYS technologies for different engineering requirements.

SolidTrust lists several ANSYS electronics technologies, including:

ANSYS Maxwell

ANSYS Maxwell can be used for electromagnetic analysis involving motors, transformers, power electronics, and related electromagnetic systems.

ANSYS Icepak

Icepak is used for electronics cooling and thermal-management applications. It can help engineers analyze heat transfer, airflow, and temperature distribution in electronic systems.

ANSYS HFSS

HFSS is used for high-frequency electromagnetic analysis and can support applications involving electromagnetic fields, RF systems, antennas, and related electronic designs.

ANSYS SIwave

SIwave can support PCB-level analysis, signal integrity, power integrity, and electromagnetic behavior in electronic systems.

ANSYS Motor-CAD

Motor-CAD can support electric motor design and analysis, including electromagnetic, thermal, and performance considerations.

The appropriate tool depends on the product, physics involved, frequency range, operating conditions, and engineering objective.

Benefits of Power Electronics Simulation

Using simulation during product development can provide several engineering benefits.

Better Thermal Management

Simulation helps engineers identify thermal hotspots and evaluate cooling solutions before physical testing.

Improved Product Reliability

Understanding electrical, thermal, and electromagnetic behavior can help identify potential failure mechanisms earlier.

Faster Design Validation

Multiple design configurations can be evaluated virtually, supporting faster engineering decisions.

Reduced Development Risk

Simulation can help identify potential issues before expensive physical prototypes and testing.

Improved Design Optimization

Engineers can compare different materials, geometries, cooling systems, and operating conditions to improve performance.

Reduced Prototype Iterations

Virtual testing can reduce dependence on repeated physical prototype development.

Industries Using Power Electronics Simulation

Power electronics simulation can support a variety of industries, including:

• Automotive
• Electric vehicles
• Aerospace
• Energy and power generation
• Renewable energy
• Industrial equipment
• Electronics and semiconductor
• Consumer electronics
• Medical devices
• Transportation

The growing adoption of electrification and high-power electronic systems is increasing the importance of simulation-driven engineering.

Why Choose SolidTrust for Power Electronics Simulation?

SolidTrust Technologies provides engineering simulation and consulting solutions using ANSYS technologies. Its capabilities cover electronics, electromagnetic, thermal, CFD, structural, and multiphysics simulation.

For power electronics applications, simulation can be integrated with broader engineering analysis to investigate thermal behavior, electromagnetic performance, cooling, and product reliability.

SolidTrust supports industries including automotive, electronics and semiconductor, aerospace, energy and power, industrial equipment, healthcare, and consumer products.

The company focuses on simulation-driven engineering to help organizations improve product performance, design accuracy, development efficiency, and engineering decision-making.

Conclusion

Power Electronics Simulation provides engineers with a powerful way to understand and optimize complex electronic systems before physical prototyping.

From power modules and converters to inverters, motor drives, and electric-vehicle systems, simulation can help evaluate thermal performance, cooling, electromagnetic behavior, efficiency, and reliability.

By combining electromagnetic, thermal, CFD, and multiphysics analysis, engineering teams can identify potential problems earlier and make informed design improvements.

If you are developing a power electronic product and need support with thermal, electromagnetic, cooling, or multiphysics analysis, SolidTrust Technologies can provide engineering simulation and consulting support tailored to your application.

Looking for Power Electronics Simulation Services? Contact SolidTrust Technologies to discuss your engineering simulation requirements.

Engineering Simulation Services for Product Performance, Thermal Management & Flow Optimization Modern engineering products are becoming more complex, compact, lightweight, and performance-driven. From power electronics and semiconductor devices to industrial equipment, automotive systems, cooling systems, and fluid-handling products, engineers must understand how a product will behave under real-world operating conditions before manufacturing.

Advanced engineering simulation provides a powerful way to predict product behavior, identify potential design problems, and optimize performance before investing heavily in physical prototypes.

At SolidTrust, engineering simulation services powered by ANSYS support structural, thermal, fluid-flow, electromagnetic, and multiphysics analysis. These simulation capabilities help manufacturers, OEMs, engineering companies, and product development teams improve designs, reduce development risks, and accelerate time-to-market.

This article explores five important areas of engineering simulation:

• Power Electronics Simulation
• Semiconductor Thermal Management
• Reduce Product Failure Simulation
• Flow Optimization Services
• Product Performance Analysis

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What Are Engineering Simulation Services?

Engineering simulation services use numerical methods and specialized engineering software to predict how a product, component, system, or process will behave under specified operating conditions.

Instead of relying only on physical prototypes, engineers can create a virtual representation of a product and analyze factors such as:

• Temperature
• Heat transfer
• Fluid flow
• Pressure
• Stress
• Deformation
• Vibration
• Fatigue
• Electromagnetic behavior
• Thermal stress
• Structural performance
• Product reliability

Simulation can therefore become an important part of the product development process, allowing engineering teams to identify potential problems earlier and evaluate design alternatives more efficiently.

SolidTrust provides CFD, FEA, thermal, electromagnetic, and multiphysics simulation solutions for a range of industries and applications.

Power Electronics Simulation

Power electronics systems operate with significant electrical power and can generate substantial heat. Components such as power modules, inverters, converters, voltage regulators, MOSFETs, IGBTs, capacitors, and other electronic devices may experience electrical, thermal, and mechanical stresses during operation.

Power electronics simulation helps engineers understand these interactions and improve the design before physical testing.

Why Is Power Electronics Simulation Important?

Thermal performance is particularly important in power electronics because excessive temperature can reduce component life, affect efficiency, and increase the risk of failure.

Simulation can help engineers evaluate:

• Temperature distribution
• Heat generation
• Heat dissipation
• Component hotspots
• Cooling-system performance
• Thermal resistance
• Power-module cooling
• Heat-sink performance
• Airflow around components
• Thermal stress
• Electro-thermal interactions

SolidTrust’s electronics simulation capabilities include electro-thermal simulations, electronics cooling, fan and heatsink optimization, liquid cooling, and PCB/package-level thermal analysis.

Power Module Thermal Simulation

Power modules can generate considerable heat during operation. Effective cooling is therefore essential.

Simulation can evaluate the thermal behavior of:

• Power modules
• Inverters
• Power supplies
• Voltage regulators
• Transistors
• Capacitors
• Heat sinks
• Cooling plates

Engineers can use the simulation results to identify thermal hotspots and optimize cooling strategies.

Electro-Thermal Simulation

Electrical losses can generate heat, while temperature changes can influence electrical performance.

Electro-thermal simulation considers these interactions to provide a more realistic understanding of system behavior.

This approach is especially useful for:

• Electric power systems
• Power electronics
• Motors
• Battery systems
• Semiconductor devices
• Electronic assemblies

SolidTrust’s multiphysics capabilities include electromagnetic-thermal simulations for applications such as electric motors, transformers, power electronics, induction heating, and battery systems.

Semiconductor Thermal Management

Semiconductor devices continue to become smaller while their computational and power densities increase. This creates significant thermal-management challenges.

Semiconductor thermal management focuses on controlling heat generation and dissipation so that chips and electronic components remain within acceptable operating temperatures.

Why Semiconductor Thermal Management Matters

Excessive temperature can result in:

• Reduced component reliability
• Thermal hotspots
• Performance degradation
• Increased thermal stress
• Reduced component lifetime
• Packaging problems
• Potential component failure

Simulation allows engineers to investigate these risks before manufacturing.

Semiconductor Thermal Simulation

SolidTrust provides electronics cooling and thermal simulation capabilities using ANSYS Icepak and related simulation technologies.

Simulation can analyze:

• IC package thermal behavior
• Chip temperature
• Junction temperature
• Heat dissipation
• Thermal hotspots
• Chip-to-heat-sink interfaces
• Thermal interface materials
• Power-density effects
• PCB thermal behavior

ANSYS Icepak is specifically positioned for electronics cooling, including PCB, component, semiconductor, server, and high-power electronics applications.

Semiconductor Cooling Optimization

Effective semiconductor cooling may involve a combination of:

• Heat sinks
• Fans
• Liquid cooling
• Thermal interface materials
• Heat spreaders
• Optimized PCB layouts
• Enclosure airflow
• Cooling channels

Simulation helps engineers compare these approaches and identify configurations that provide better heat dissipation.

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Reduce Product Failure Through Simulation

One of the most valuable applications of engineering simulation is identifying potential product failure mechanisms before a product reaches manufacturing or the field.

The objective is not simply to analyze a design after a problem occurs. Instead, simulation can be incorporated early into product development to identify potential weaknesses and improve reliability.

Reduce product failure simulation can involve multiple engineering disciplines depending on the product.

Failure Mechanisms That Can Be Investigated

Simulation can help investigate:

• Structural failure
• Thermal failure
• Fatigue
• Excessive deformation
• Vibration-related problems
• Thermal stress
• Overheating
• Flow-related performance issues
• Electromagnetic effects
• Material failure
• Component reliability

SolidTrust’s FEA services include structural, thermal, fatigue, vibration, fracture mechanics, and other analyses that can be used to investigate product durability and failure behavior.

Failure Prevention Through FEA

Finite Element Analysis can be used to understand how components respond to mechanical and thermal loads.

Engineers can evaluate:

• Stress concentration
• Deformation
• Safety factors
• Natural frequencies
• Fatigue life
• Thermal expansion
• Thermal stress
• Crack propagation

This information can help engineering teams modify geometry, materials, thickness, support structures, or operating conditions before production.

Failure Prevention Through Thermal Simulation

Thermal simulation can identify areas where excessive temperature or thermal gradients may affect reliability.

For example, simulation can help identify:

• Electronics hotspots
• Inadequate cooling
• Excessive temperature gradients
• Thermal expansion
• Thermal stress
• Cooling-system limitations

SolidTrust’s thermal analysis capabilities include steady-state and transient thermal analysis, conjugate heat transfer, electronics cooling, and thermal stress analysis.

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Flow Optimization Services

Fluid flow plays an important role in many engineering systems, including pumps, valves, heat exchangers, HVAC systems, cooling systems, industrial machinery, combustion equipment, and process equipment.

Flow optimization services use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to investigate how fluids move through or around a product.

What Is Flow Optimization?

Flow optimization is the process of improving fluid movement to achieve desired performance while minimizing unwanted effects such as:

• Pressure losses
• Turbulence
• Flow separation
• Uneven flow distribution
• Recirculation
• Excessive energy consumption
• Poor heat transfer

SolidTrust’s CFD services include flow optimization, flow balancing, pressure-drop reduction, heat-transfer enhancement, and energy-efficiency improvements.

Internal Flow Analysis

Internal flow analysis can be applied to systems such as:

• Pipes
• Pumps
• Valves
• Tanks
• Diffusers
• Exhaust systems
• Heat exchangers
• Cooling channels
• Boilers
• Condensers

Engineers can use CFD simulations to understand velocity distribution, pressure changes, turbulence, and other flow characteristics.

Airflow Optimization

Airflow optimization is particularly important for:

• Electronics cooling
• HVAC systems
• Industrial ventilation
• Server cooling
• Battery cooling
• Automotive systems
• Aerospace systems

Simulation can help determine whether air reaches critical areas and whether the cooling system provides sufficient heat removal.

Pressure Drop Optimization

Excessive pressure drop can increase energy consumption and reduce system efficiency.

CFD simulation can help identify areas contributing to pressure losses and evaluate alternative designs.

Potential optimization parameters include:

• Pipe diameter
• Bend geometry
• Valve design
• Channel geometry
• Inlet and outlet configuration
• Flow path
• Internal components

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Product Performance Analysis

Before manufacturing a product, engineering teams need confidence that the design will meet its intended performance requirements.

Product performance analysis uses simulation to evaluate how a product behaves under realistic operating conditions.

Depending on the application, this can include:

• Structural analysis
• Thermal analysis
• CFD analysis
• Electromagnetic analysis
• Vibration analysis
• Fatigue analysis
• Multiphysics analysis

SolidTrust provides design validation and verification services using structural, thermal, fluid-flow, vibration, fatigue, and multiphysics analyses.

Structural Product Performance

Structural simulation can determine whether a product can withstand expected mechanical loads.

Engineers can evaluate:

• Stress
• Strain
• Deformation
• Mechanical strength
• Fatigue
• Vibration
• Impact
• Structural stability

Thermal Product Performance

Thermal analysis can evaluate how temperature changes influence product performance.

It can help identify:

• Hotspots
• Heat-transfer limitations
• Cooling requirements
• Thermal expansion
• Thermal stress
• Temperature-dependent performance

Fluid Product Performance

CFD analysis can evaluate:

• Flow velocity
• Pressure distribution
• Turbulence
• Heat transfer
• Flow separation
• Pressure drop
• Flow balancing

Multiphysics Product Performance

Many real-world products involve multiple physical phenomena simultaneously.

For example:

Electrical → Thermal → Structural

Electrical losses generate heat, temperature increases cause thermal expansion, and thermal expansion creates mechanical stress.

Another example is:

Fluid Flow → Heat Transfer → Structural Response

Fluid movement affects heat transfer, temperature changes affect structural behavior, and thermal loads can influence product reliability.

ANSYS Multiphysics enables coupled simulations involving structural, thermal, fluid, electromagnetic, and mechanical behavior.

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How Engineering Simulation Helps Reduce Product Development Risk

Simulation provides engineering teams with virtual insight before physical production.

1. Identify Design Problems Early

Potential weaknesses can be detected before expensive prototypes are manufactured.

2. Optimize Product Performance

Engineers can compare design alternatives and identify better-performing configurations.

3. Reduce Physical Prototypes

Virtual testing can reduce dependence on repeated physical prototype iterations.

4. Improve Product Reliability

Structural, thermal, fluid, and multiphysics simulations help identify conditions that could contribute to product failure.

5. Reduce Development Costs

Finding design problems earlier can reduce redesign and testing costs.

6. Accelerate Time-to-Market

Simulation can support faster engineering decisions and shorten product development cycles.

SolidTrust describes simulation-driven validation as a method for reducing development costs, minimizing physical prototyping, and accelerating time-to-market.

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Engineering Simulation Workflow at SolidTrust

A typical simulation project can follow a structured engineering workflow.

Step 1 – Requirement Understanding

The engineering team reviews the product, operating conditions, objectives, and simulation requirements.

Step 2 – CAD and Model Preparation

The required geometry and simulation model are prepared.

Step 3 – Material and Boundary Conditions

Material properties, loads, temperatures, flow conditions, electrical parameters, and other relevant conditions are defined.

Step 4 – Simulation Setup

The appropriate ANSYS simulation technology is selected based on the engineering problem.

This may involve:

• ANSYS Mechanical
• ANSYS Fluent
• ANSYS Icepak
• ANSYS HFSS
• ANSYS SIwave
• ANSYS Q3D
• ANSYS Multiphysics

Step 5 – Simulation

The model is solved under defined operating conditions.

Step 6 – Results Analysis

Engineers evaluate important results such as:

• Temperature
• Pressure
• Velocity
• Stress
• Deformation
• Heat flux
• Thermal hotspots
• Flow distribution
• Electromagnetic behavior

Step 7 – Design Optimization

The simulation results are used to recommend improvements to geometry, materials, cooling systems, flow paths, or operating conditions.

Step 8 – Engineering Report

The final results can be documented with simulation plots, contour results, observations, conclusions, and engineering recommendations.

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Industries That Benefit from Engineering Simulation

Engineering simulation can support a wide range of industries.

Automotive

Applications include thermal management, CFD, structural analysis, cooling systems, battery systems, and component durability.

Aerospace & Defense

Simulation can support structural, thermal, aerodynamic, vibration, and multiphysics applications.

Electronics & Semiconductor

Applications include PCB analysis, semiconductor cooling, electronics thermal management, power electronics, electromagnetic simulation, and reliability analysis.

Energy & Power Generation

Simulation can support boilers, turbines, heat exchangers, cooling systems, and power-generation equipment.

Industrial Equipment

CFD, FEA, thermal, vibration, and multiphysics simulation can help optimize industrial machinery and equipment.

Medical Devices

Simulation can support structural performance, thermal behavior, fluid flow, and product reliability.

SolidTrust identifies automotive, aerospace, electronics and semiconductor, energy, healthcare, manufacturing, and industrial equipment among the industries supported by its engineering simulation capabilities.

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Why Choose SolidTrust for Engineering Simulation?

SolidTrust Technologies provides engineering simulation, consulting, and ANSYS solutions for organizations seeking simulation-driven product development.

Its capabilities span:

• CFD simulation
• FEA analysis
• Thermal simulation
• Electronics simulation
• Electromagnetic simulation
• Multiphysics simulation
• Design validation
• Design verification
• Engineering consulting
• CAE outsourcing

The company’s stated objective is to help organizations optimize product performance, reduce development costs, improve design accuracy, and accelerate innovation.

With simulation expertise across multiple engineering disciplines, SolidTrust can support projects where thermal, structural, fluid, electrical, and electromagnetic effects interact.

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Conclusion

Engineering simulation has become an important part of modern product development. Whether the objective is to improve power electronics cooling, manage semiconductor temperatures, reduce product failure risks, optimize fluid flow, or validate overall product performance, simulation provides engineers with valuable insights before physical manufacturing.

Power Electronics Simulation can help evaluate thermal and electro-thermal behavior in high-power electronic systems.

Semiconductor Thermal Management can help identify hotspots and improve heat dissipation from chips, packages, and electronic assemblies.

Reduce Product Failure Simulation strategies can help identify structural, thermal, fatigue, vibration, and other potential failure mechanisms.

Flow Optimization Services can improve airflow, pressure distribution, flow balancing, heat transfer, and energy efficiency.

Product Performance Analysis combines appropriate engineering simulations to evaluate whether a product can meet its performance and reliability objectives.

By combining CFD, FEA, thermal, electronics, electromagnetic, and multiphysics simulation, engineering teams can make better design decisions, reduce development risks, and create more reliable and efficient products.

Looking for Engineering Simulation Services?

SolidTrust provides ANSYS-powered engineering simulation and consulting solutions for product development, design optimization, thermal management, fluid-flow analysis, electronics, and multiphysics engineering applications.