EPC2054 Thermal Model
●The thermal model applies to EPC2054.
●A power dissipation of 1W in the device active area is assumed.
●Finite element analysis (FEA) thermal simulations•RΘJB and RΘJC are obtained by stationary simulations.
●ZΘJB and ZΘJC are obtained by transient simulations.
●R-C thermal model is generated
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