Multi-Board Electrical and Thermal Co-simulation using Sigrity PowerDC

November 19, 2018

Team EMA

Cadence Sigrity PowerDC allows the users to predict the correct DC voltage drop based on the operating temperature of that region of the electronic product's printed circuit board. This demo will show you how to use PowerDC to do multi-board electrical and thermal co-simulation.

Multi-Board Electrical and Thermal Co-simulation using Sigrity PowerDC

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