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Groth · 06-07-2004, 10:24 PM

Discovered something cool today. SPICE simulators can make .wav files (so you can listen to simulated audio circuit) and Origin can import them. Origin doesn't quite know know to handle a 1280 channel .wav, but with a little scripting to chop it up it becomes useable.

I'm unskilled with Origin and have never made an animated .gif before, so quality is low...Here is a proof of concept movie for transient modeling. [Edit: gif removed]

A 40 by 8 mm plate; a 10 mm 10 watt source; and a 1 watt 0.1 second off center heat pulse.

Edit: I made a mistake on the thermal conductivity, so the temperature numbers are wrong wrong wrong. But the un-numbered version is still neat and one post down.

06-07-2004, 10:24 PM	#22
Groth Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: MO Posts: 781	Discovered something cool today. SPICE simulators can make .wav files (so you can listen to simulated audio circuit) and Origin can import them. Origin doesn't quite know know to handle a 1280 channel .wav, but with a little scripting to chop it up it becomes useable. I'm unskilled with Origin and have never made an animated .gif before, so quality is low...Here is a proof of concept movie for transient modeling. [Edit: gif removed] A 40 by 8 mm plate; a 10 mm 10 watt source; and a 1 watt 0.1 second off center heat pulse. Edit: I made a mistake on the thermal conductivity, so the temperature numbers are wrong wrong wrong. But the un-numbered version is still neat and one post down. Last edited by Groth; 06-08-2004 at 02:18 AM.