Scope the opportunity
Share a non-confidential product overview, target market, development stage and key thermal challenge.
Licensing
A technical fit.
A defined commercial scope.
For engineering, product and licensing teams evaluating ColdBoard technologies within a specific product family or manufacturing platform.
START WITH YOUR PROGRAM
Align architecture
and business requirements.
Licensing begins with the implementation you want to build.
Identify the relevant technology, the thermal constraint and the manufacturing route. Then establish the evaluation evidence and the rights needed for the intended products and markets.
Evaluation access, engineering collaboration and production licensing are separate matters to define in an agreement.
Review the architecture
Map electrical paths, heat sources, cooling boundaries, materials and assembly requirements. Use confidentiality arrangements where needed.
Define the evaluation
Select a relevant conventional baseline and matched operating conditions. Agree on what success would mean for the product.
Define the license
Discuss the relevant rights, field of use, territory, manufacturing responsibilities and technical collaboration. Terms are negotiated for the particular opportunity.
AN EVIDENCE-LED EVALUATION
Measure the design that matters.
Thermal and hydraulic
Temperature distribution, thermal resistance, pressure drop, flow uniformity and system heat rejection.
Electrical and materials
Isolation, compatibility, interconnect performance and environmental exposure as applicable.
Manufacturing and reliability
Process controls, inspection, yield, sealing, thermal cycling and service procedures.
Product economics
Assembly cost, infrastructure integration and lifecycle tradeoffs for the chosen implementation.
EVALUATION & LICENSING
Start a licensing conversation.
A brief non-confidential overview is enough to begin.