Transient Thermal Behavior
Transient Thermal Behavior is a thermal dynamic phenomenon characterized by the time-dependent variation of temperature within a machine or system during the transition from an initial to a steady-state thermal condition, distinguished by its dependence on thermal inertia, power dissipation profiles, and non-equilibrium heat transfer processes.
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Active thermal control of power electronic modules
D.A. Murdock, J.E. Torres, John J. Connors et al. · IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications · 2006 · 319 citations · Full text
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