A technique of account of a thermal mode coolers of the processor of personal electronic computer
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https://doi.org/10.20535/RADAP.2011.44.110-121Keywords:
radioelectronic means, difficult structural objects, mathematical models, final integrated transformations, probabilityes functionAbstract
The mathematical model of process a thermal of the processor of personal electronic computer as system of two differential equations is offered. The generalized thermal circuit scheme is given. The analytical decision of the equations is carried ou consistently by methods of final integrated transformations and Laplacetransformation. The thermal processes are considered as the stochastic phenomena, therefore formulas for accounts of temperatures are submitted by functions with probability by parameters. Is shown, that the modern mathematical packages or specially created program modules are necessary for accounts of temperatures.
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