Adaptive active thermal control

Electronic devices produce heat as a by-product of normal operation. When electrical current flows through a semiconductor or a passive device, a portion of the power is dissipated as heat energy. If we do not allow the heat to dissipate, the device junction temperature will exceed the maximum safe...

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主要作者: Mhd. Hussain, Mhd. Hasan Naim
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spelling my-utm-ep.270472017-08-15T00:37:47Z Adaptive active thermal control 2010 Mhd. Hussain, Mhd. Hasan Naim TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Electronic devices produce heat as a by-product of normal operation. When electrical current flows through a semiconductor or a passive device, a portion of the power is dissipated as heat energy. If we do not allow the heat to dissipate, the device junction temperature will exceed the maximum safe operating temperature specified by the manufacturer. Consequently, the quality, reliability and performance will be reduced and shorten the product’s life cycle. This is accomplished by implementing an active thermal control of the die-level temperature which is desirable during production testing of electronic devices, so as to ensure accurate performance classification. This project focuses on the controller design for active thermal control system. The controllers used to control the die temperature are proportional controller, proportional-integral controller and model reference adaptive control with proportional control structure. The performances of the entire controller have been compared. Therefore, after the analysis on comparison their performance be done; model reference adaptive control with proportional control structure give better performance compare to proportional controller and proportional-integral controller. 2010 Thesis http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/27047/ masters Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering Faculty of Electrical Engineering
institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
collection UTM Institutional Repository
topic TK Electrical engineering
Electronics Nuclear engineering
spellingShingle TK Electrical engineering
Electronics Nuclear engineering
Mhd. Hussain, Mhd. Hasan Naim
Adaptive active thermal control
description Electronic devices produce heat as a by-product of normal operation. When electrical current flows through a semiconductor or a passive device, a portion of the power is dissipated as heat energy. If we do not allow the heat to dissipate, the device junction temperature will exceed the maximum safe operating temperature specified by the manufacturer. Consequently, the quality, reliability and performance will be reduced and shorten the product’s life cycle. This is accomplished by implementing an active thermal control of the die-level temperature which is desirable during production testing of electronic devices, so as to ensure accurate performance classification. This project focuses on the controller design for active thermal control system. The controllers used to control the die temperature are proportional controller, proportional-integral controller and model reference adaptive control with proportional control structure. The performances of the entire controller have been compared. Therefore, after the analysis on comparison their performance be done; model reference adaptive control with proportional control structure give better performance compare to proportional controller and proportional-integral controller.
format Thesis
qualification_level Master's degree
author Mhd. Hussain, Mhd. Hasan Naim
author_facet Mhd. Hussain, Mhd. Hasan Naim
author_sort Mhd. Hussain, Mhd. Hasan Naim
title Adaptive active thermal control
title_short Adaptive active thermal control
title_full Adaptive active thermal control
title_fullStr Adaptive active thermal control
title_full_unstemmed Adaptive active thermal control
title_sort adaptive active thermal control
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering
granting_department Faculty of Electrical Engineering
publishDate 2010
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