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    Thermal Effects in Mechatronic Systems - en

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    This 3-day training on thermal effects in mechatronic systems will take place from June 19-21, 2017 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The training, which costs 2,245 euros excluding VAT, will focus on various thermal aspects that impact precision modules and how to design, simulate, measure, and compensate for them. Intended for mechanical designers and mechatronic engineers, the training will cover topics like heat transfer mechanisms, thermal modeling, temperature measurement techniques, thermal control design, and advanced topics. It will be led by Dr. Adrian Rankers and other instructors from Mechatronics Academy B.V.

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    This 3-day training on thermal effects in mechatronic systems will take place from June 19-21, 2017 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The training, which costs 2,245 euros excluding VAT, will focus on various thermal aspects that impact precision modules and how to design, simulate, measure, and compensate for them. Intended for mechanical designers and mechatronic engineers, the training will cover topics like heat transfer mechanisms, thermal modeling, temperature measurement techniques, thermal control design, and advanced topics. It will be led by Dr. Adrian Rankers and other instructors from Mechatronics Academy B.V.

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    This 3-day training on thermal effects in mechatronic systems will take place from June 19-21, 2017 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The training, which costs 2,245 euros excluding VAT, will focus on various thermal aspects that impact precision modules and how to design, simulate, measure, and compensate for them. Intended for mechanical designers and mechatronic engineers, the training will cover topics like heat transfer mechanisms, thermal modeling, temperature measurement techniques, thermal control design, and advanced topics. It will be led by Dr. Adrian Rankers and other instructors from Mechatronics Academy B.V.

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    Thermal Effects in Mechatronic Systems - en

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    This 3-day training on thermal effects in mechatronic systems will take place from June 19-21, 2017 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The training, which costs 2,245 euros excluding VAT, will focus on various thermal aspects that impact precision modules and how to design, simulate, measure, and compensate for them. Intended for mechanical designers and mechatronic engineers, the training will cover topics like heat transfer mechanisms, thermal modeling, temperature measurement techniques, thermal control design, and advanced topics. It will be led by Dr. Adrian Rankers and other instructors from Mechatronics Academy B.V.

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    Thermal effects in mechatronic systems

    This training starts on: 19-06-2017

    Location: Eindhoven Partner


    Price: 2.245,00 euro excl. VAT Mechatronics Academy B.V.

    Duration: 3 consecutive days


    [email protected], +31 85 401 3600 Certified by
    Contact:
    Euspen

    Certification
    Overview This course is certifiedbytheEuropean
    This course focuses on the various aspects related to thermal effects that impact the performance society for precision engineering &
    (accuracy, life time or process quality) of precision modules/systems. Participants will acquire theoretical nanotechnology (euspen)and the Dutch
    and practical background on design, simulation, measurement and compensation techniques that are Society for Precision Engineering (DSPE)
    essential in the development of precision modules/systems that are subject to internal or external thermal and leads to the ECP2-certificate.
    loads.

    Course leader
    Intended for Dr.ir. Adrian Rankers
    Mechanical designers, mechatronics system engineers and mechatronic architects who are involved in the
    multi-disciplinary development of accurate motion modules/systems in which thermal aspects play an
    Teachers
    important role in the overall system performance.
    Dr.ir. Theo Ruijl
    Ing. Jack van der Sanden
    Prerequisites:Technical education (BSc or higher),with at least two years of experience and preferably
    Ir. Marco Koevoets
    completion of the course "Mechatronics system design" (Metron1&2) or the former Philips-CTT course
    Dr. Ir. Rob van Gils
    Metron.Basic knowledge of matrix calculus is recommended but not essential.

    Timetable
    Objective
    19-06-2017 09:00
    After completion of the course, the participants understand the basic aspects, risks and concepts related to
    20-06-2017 09:00
    thermal effects and judge solutions and implications on system level.
    21-06-2017 09:00

    Programme
    Day 1
    Basics: Thermal System Theory
    Common Heat Source in Mechatronic systems
    Heat transfer mechanisms
    Thermally induced deformations
    Transient effects
    Basic Modelling
    Lumped mass modelling
    Tooling
    Electrical analogy
    Hands-on exercise

    Day 2
    Temperature Measuring / Thermal Experiments
    Precies thermal measurement techniques
    Sensors
    Do's & don'ts

    Information is subject to change. Please contact The High Tech Institute for the latest course information and time schedule.
    Case Cryogenic Application
    Lumped mass modelling
    Simulation
    Intro Thermal Control

    Day 3
    Design for TEMS
    Main objectives and design considerations for precision equipment
    Thermal centre, thermal cancelling & shielding (low-pass, reduction of gradients)
    Case: applying sheelding
    Case Thermal Control
    Advanced Topics
    Model reduction
    Thermal modes
    Thermal compensation & sensor placement

    Timetable
    9.00 - 16.30

    References
    ''Most important items I've learned: Lumped mass modelling principle." - Tom Schakenbos (ASML)
    ''Most important items I've learned: Lumped mass. Sensors." - Tim Meesters (ASML)

    Information is subject to change. Please contact The High Tech Institute for the latest course information and time schedule.

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