APPLICATION OF A THERMAL NETWORK METHOD TO NON-STEADY THERMAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES

Masaru Ishizuka (Japan), Shinji Nakagawa (Japan), Tadashi Hachiga (Japan) and Hiroki Ishida (Japan)

Received November 29, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: application of a thermal network method, non-steady thermal analysis, thermal design, high speed thermal printers, thermal printer head.