New for 2017, SEMI-THERM 33 will feature a Data Center Track, an entire track dedicated to addressing the impact of thermal design of IT equipment on the performance of the modern data center.

Who Should Attend:

Attendees include anyone interested in thermal design, management and characterization of electronic systems and components. SEMI-THERM provides a forum for engineers, academics, and executives to learn, exchange ideas, and display the latest in thermal management techniques, products and services. Here are some of the topics we’ve covered in past years:

New Technologies

• Advances in Thermal Components
• Energy Harvesting Materials
• Thermal Control Methods
• 3D & Nano-Technologies

Component & System Design

• Heat Spreaders, Air Movers, TIMs
• Design Software & Modeling
• Processors, ICs, Memory
• Solid State Technologies

Testing & Validation

• Characterization & Material Measurement
• Instrumentation & Controls
• Reliability Testing
• JEDEC Standards

Applications

• Portable & Power Electronics
• Harsh Environments
• Telecommunications
• Data Centers