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With the release of Coolit v.15 and CoolitPCB v.15, Daat Research makes significant strides in the quest for greater user productivity. The new release delivers an order of magnitude increase in the user interface speed when working with complex CAD-imported objects. The solver has also undergone major improvements with up to 40% solution time cut for most problems and an additional up to 50% boost for forced convection flows with difficult (multivalued) fan curves. Model construction efficiency has been significantly facilitated by adding a second window option to the system, which is particularly effective when using more than one computer monitor. Considerable new functionality has been added such as Joule heating, precise layer positioning for PCBs, circular/oval PCBs, etc. Viewing computed results and generating reports has been made easier with new CoolPlot which now includes new Probe components, provides the ability to write annotations on still images, and automatically saves the viewing configuration. Along with the above improvements v.15 streamlines the user interface for fan modeling, increases convergence rates for free convection flows, and enhances quality of exported videos and stills among many other improvements. Coolit and CoolitPCB v.15 are shipping now. For further information on Coolit products, please visit www.daat.com or email info@daat.com .
Figure: Study of the airflow between pins of a heat sink. About Daat:
Founded in 1992, Daat concentrates on the development of top-performing computational fluid
dynamics (CFD) products for MS Windows. Daat's award-winning Coolit family of CFD products is
available across all Windows platforms and is well-regarded for its remarkably intuitive user
interface, a full range of Windows capabilities, and exceptionally fast solution times that are
particularly valuable for what-if analyses.
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