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Originally Posted by Incoherent
I don't understand.
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Have you plugged Ls into data
The MCW6000was rant
To expand on rant
The 20,000 h(eff) on 50x50x5mm bp = 77,519W/m^2C h(eff) on die-surface
The 20,000 h(eff) on 50x50x5mm bp would be a fair guess of conditions in MCW6000 @ 0.25 lpm.However in tests there is TIM which reduces h(eff) to ~50,000(on fb-surface)
My model
17,000 on 40x40 @ 0.25 lpm
75,000 on 40x40 @ 10 lpm
Values are in Book1 Excel. No idea whether dimensions are correct.
Consider much higher h(eff) in small patch thin bp wbs.
For MP-05-SP with 1mm bp
10,000 on 14.4x14.4 @ 0.25 lpm
250,000 on 14.4x14.4 @ 10 lpm
In general possibly looking at an h(eff) range of 10,000 to 300,000(call it 500,000).and areas 10x10 to 60x60 with bps 0.1 to 10
Change in Ls changes nothing much =
Can distinquish a different curve