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Thermal Design Considerations for Autonomous Vehicle Electronics

	Posted Fri April 27, 2018 @01:40PM
	Mentor Graphics will host Thermal Design Considerations for Autonomous Vehicle Electronics on May 17th. During this presentation, we will discuss thermal design considerations when integrating electronics that enable Autonomous vehicles.

	Low power sensors can present challenging thermal issues depending on where they are mounted on the vehicle. The thermal design choices for high power sensor fusion systems might be constrained by the mounting location on the vehicle. Thermal design for electronics in sealed systems, external heat loading, forced convection and liquid cooling will be explored. Engineers and managers responsible for thermal design would find this session very informative. What You Will Learn Thermal design considerations for sensors in sealed systems The advantages and disadvantages of externally mounted sensors Cooling options for high powered sensor fusion systems Transient thermal response of a sensor between various drive states Thermal design using CFD based design tools Register here

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