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Simulation of Efficient Thermal Management Techniques for Miniaturised Circuits and System

Modern era technologies are adopting miniaturization process and procedures for system automation wherein electronics and electrical plays a vital role for its faithful performance. Miniaturized circuits and systems need efficient heat dissipation for its reliable performance in varying ambient temperature conditions. The proposed technique of thermal management would be used in compact avionics cockpit display system to drive the mixed signal conditioning and processing of multisensory data of an aircraft. Simulation has been carried out on a DC-DC converter for efficient heat dissipation by fluid (air, water) convective technique. The proposed heat dissipation technique with condenser would be used for varying ambient temperature conditions as per thermal MIL-Standards 810E.Various cooling techniques for circuits and systems have been discussed in this paper. Simulation results have been discussed for effectiveness of thermal dissipation from the converter. Most effective cooling technique is analyzed with condenser and water as coolant that brings down temperature from 471K to 327K at an ambient temperature of 343K. Also, the proposed thermal management design would be tested with nanofluids.