Electronics Design is understood as analysis and implementation at various levels from large systems installation to chip design. One of the aspects is failure due to temperature effects is constantly under study. Theory of Heat transfer has been understood and explained way back in 1700. Rigor and precision has resulted in seemingly complicated ‘equations’. In the design of enclosures, managing heat is (relatively) well understood. Empirical results can be used to optimise the layout and reduce failure. Practices in use of heat management hardware are available from specialist manufacturers and can be used. This course is an attempt to familiarise the participating registrants with heat related issues in Design of Electronic Product enclosures.
NV Chalapathi Rao is a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering (1972) from Andhra University, Waltair. He was Worked in Bharat Electronics Ltd for 10 years designing electronics products for defense.He has a PGDM (MBA) 78-80 from IIM Bangalore.He has been teaching Design of Electronics Products and guiding Product Design projects at the Centre for Electronics Design and Technology (CEDT), Department of Electronics Systems Engineering (DESE) since 1984.He was one of the core faculty of Centre for Product Design and Manufacturing (CPDM) at the time of inception. And taught Product Planning and Management.He continues to advise students at DESE.
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