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Coolit Applications Gallery

The Coolit family thermal management software is trusted by industry leaders worldwide. On this page we showcase a small sampling of the real-world applications, benchmarks, and results obtained by Coolit and CoolitPCB customers.

Automotive


Accelerating mission-critical delivery
Courtesy of Byrd Technology Group, LLC

Thermoelectrics deliver hot or cold drinks for Audi drivers
Courtesy of AMS Technologies, AG

Avionics


Designing electronic enclosures for harsh environments: the ATR file server for aircraft.
Courtesy of Miltope.

Honeywell shrinks development cycle with Coolit
Courtesy of Honeywell Inc.

Military heat exchanger tracks Coolit predictions
Courtesy of CAS Ltd.

Validation of thermal design characteristics of In-Flight Entertainment Control Panel.
Courtesy of Miltope Corp.

Designing avionics mass storage without prototypes
Courtesy of VT Miltope, Inc.

Coolit saves time, resolves EMI/thermal conflict.
Courtesy of Honeywell International, Inc.

Cooling airborne electronics
Courtesy of Honeywell Aerospace Corp.

Wireless nMAP for commercial jets
Courtesy of VT Miltope, Inc.

Army helicopter avionics keeps cool in harsh environment
Courtesy of VT Miltope, Inc.

Designing the Airbus a/c power supply
Courtesy of AMS Technologies, AG

Computers and Microchips


Intel pinpoints optimum RAID cooling
Courtesy of Intel Corp.

Sandisk verifies SSD design
Courtesy of Sandisk Corp.

Seagate develops new applications for hard drives with the aid of Coolit.
Courtesy of Seagate Technology Corp.

Abbott Labs safeguard server performance
Courtesy of Byrd Technology Group, LLC and Abbott Laboratories

IBM accelerates blade server design
Courtesy of IBM

Coolit predicts flow inside a production computer chassis.
Courtesy of University of Texas.

Developing new generation, high-performance automatic memory tester.
Courtesy of Teradyne.

Benchmark predictions for single-component printed circuit boards.
Courtesy of Nokia.

Seagate builds reliability with Coolit
Courtesy of Seagate Technology Inc.

Coolit eliminates costly redesigns
Courtesy of ADVA AG Optical Networking

Consumer Electronics, PCs, and other products


TEC tames heat in Microsoft's Kinect
Courtesy of CAS, Ltd

Finding the optimum DVR design
Courtesy of Seagate Technology, Inc.

Meeting military requirements for a Tablet PC
Courtesy of Waveaxis Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

A heat pipe solution for LCD and Plasma TVs
Courtesy of CET Ltd.

Sandisk verifies SSD design
Courtesy of Sandisk Corp.

Coolit assists Design Edge in creating a PC design for the new millenium
Courtesy of Design Edge

Seagate develops new applications for hard drives with the aid of Coolit.
Courtesy of Seagate Technology Corp.

Intel benchmarks two CFD codes on new design
Courtesy of Intel Corp.

Defense Electronics


Miteq hits within 5% with Coolit modeling for the latest SSPA.
Courtesy of Miteq Inc.

Miltope beats schedule crunch using CFD prototyping.
Courtesy of Miltope Corp.

Thermal management of rack-mounted communications packages.
Courtesy of Raytheon.

ITT Gilfillan minimizes prototyping with Coolit.
Courtesy of ITT Gilfillan

Accelerating mission-critical delivery
Courtesy of Byrd Technology Group, LLC

Meeting military requirements for a Tablet PC
Courtesy of Waveaxis Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Army helicopter avionics keeps cool in harsh environment
Courtesy of VT Miltope, Inc.

Coolit delivers 'Early Warning' for military power supplies.
Courtesy of Varo LLC

Daat consulting reduces time to market.
Courtesy of Raytheon-AST, Inc.

Fast solution of cases with difficult fan curves.
Courtesy of NTS Ltd. and Daat Research Corp.

Coolit sways marine power-panel designers
Courtesy of Textron Systems

Military heat exchanger tracks Coolit predictions
Courtesy of CAS Ltd.

General Fluid/Aerodynamics Applications


Designing aerodynamically optimal racing helmets
Courtesy of Smith Optics, Inc. and Byrd Technology Group, LLC

HVAC for a national treasure
Courtesy of St. Petersburg Polytechnic and NTS

Heat Sinks and LED Lighting


Optimizing heatsinks for weight and size
Courtesy of MCL Inc.

Optimizing a microgroove heat sink
Courtesy of ATEC, Inc.

Benchmark predictions for Plate Fin Array.
Courtesy of Nokia.

Calgreg builds customer loyalty
Courtesy of Calgreg Electronics, Inc.

Lighting with LEDs
Courtesy of AMS Technologies, AG

Coolit helps NEC design innovative heat sink in record time
Courtesy of NEC Corporation.

Medical Devices


Cooling patients quietly with TECs
Courtesy of CET, Ltd

Coolit helps design better CT-scan systems.
Courtesy of Analogic Corp.

Coolit improves design and reduces time-to-market
Courtesy of Analogic Corporation.

Optimizing TEC cooling for medical lasers
Courtesy of AMS Technologies AG

Designing big pharma incubator to within 0.1 oC
Courtesy of AMS Technologies AG

Power Supplies and Rectifiers


Accelerating mission-critical delivery
Courtesy of Byrd Technology Group, LLC

Powerware and Coolit shrink rectifier 60%.
Courtesy of Eaton-Powerware Ltd.

Coolit helps launch a new UPS in record time.
Courtesy of American Power Conversion, Corp.

Coolit delivers 'Early Warning' for military power supplies.
Courtesy of Varo LLC

Designing the Airbus a/c power supply
Courtesy of AMS Technologies, AG

Designing military power supplies with CoolitPCB
Courtesy of Filtran Ltd.

Embedded mesh shrinks thermal models and eliminates approximations.
Courtesy of Avaya Communications and CAS Ltd.

Pre-prototype modeling within 3C
Courtesy of VT Miltope, Inc.

Process Control and Satellite Communications


Slanted modules key to cool cabinets
Courtesy of Honeywell International Inc.

SLAC picks Daat for satellite thermal consulting.
Courtesy of Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.

Optimizing heatsinks for weight and size
Courtesy of MCL Inc.

Miteq hits within 5% with Coolit modeling for the latest SSPA.
Courtesy of Miteq Inc.

Coolit hits the mark with power amplifier predictions.
Courtesy of Miteq Corp.

Telecommunications and Networking Equipment


Reducing design risk for networking equipment
Courtesy of QLogic, Inc.

Heat pipe saves telecom design
Courtesy of ECI Telecom Ltd.

Coolit helps Charlotte's Web to design a very high heat dissipation cabinet.
Courtesy of CAS Ltd. and Charlotte's Web

Thermal management of rack-mounted communications packages.
Courtesy of Raytheon.

Cadence saves a telecom design with Coolit.
Courtesy of Tality Corp.

General Bandwidth taps Coolit for rapid virtual prototyping.
Courtesy of General Bandwidth Inc.

Embedded mesh shrinks thermal models and eliminates approximations.
Courtesy of Avaya Communications and CAS Ltd.

Coolit optimizes thermal design for optical networks.
Courtesy of Lucent Technologies Inc. and CAS Ltd.

OptimizeIt ensures optimum thermal design
Courtesy of CAS Ltd.

Coolit eliminates costly redesigns
Courtesy of ADVA AG Optical Networking

Coolit cuts time-to-market for Hyperchip's petabit router.
Courtesy of Hyperchip, Inc.

Lucent saves time and money with Coolit designs.
Courtesy of Lucent Technologies, Inc.

Thermoelectric Coolers (TEC)


Thermoelectric cooling of high power laser diodes
Courtesy of AMS Technologies, AG

Cooling patients quietly with TECs
Courtesy of CET, Ltd

TEC tames heat in Microsoft's Kinect
Courtesy of CAS, Ltd

Thermoelectrics deliver hot or cold drinks for Audi drivers
Courtesy of AMS Technologies, AG

Designing big pharma incubator to within 0.1 oC
Courtesy of AMS Technologies AG



Coolit's superior ease-of-use, speed, reliability, affordability and excellent technical support have proved an irresistible combination both for newcomers to CFD, as well as long time users of competing CFD products who switched to Coolit, after performing detailed and thorough evaluations to verify Coolit's performance and accuracy.


Join the growing ranks of electronics designers who rely on Coolit products to solve their thermal management problems, including Cisco, Honeywell, Boeing, Raytheon, Seagate Technology, Toyota, and many, many others.

 

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