Is there a simple energy simulation for non-specialized use?

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A user seeks a simple energy simulation model for a light bulb project, specifically to avoid thermal issues, without a background in mechanical and energy fields. Clarification reveals the user is looking for a thermal model that operates under varying input voltages and output powers. Suggestions include conducting a Google search for thermal models of light bulbs to find relevant resources. Additionally, using LED bulbs is recommended due to their lower heat emission. The discussion emphasizes the importance of finding accessible simulation tools for non-specialists.
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hi
i want to make a simple model for a light bulb for a project i am not "Mechanical and energy" specialized i just need it to avoid any thermal issues.
is there a simple energy simulation for non-specialized use?
thank you.
 
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abdullah khaled said:
hi
i want to make a simple module for a light bulb for a project i am not "Mechanical and energy" specialized i just need it to avoid any thermal issues.
is there a simple energy simulation for non-specialized use?
thank you.
Welcome to the PF.

When you say "module", do you mean "model"? You want to make a thermal model of a light bulb, running at different input voltages and output powers?
 
berkeman said:
Welcome to the PF.

When you say "module", do you mean "model"? You want to make a thermal model of a light bulb, running at different input voltages and output powers?
i'm sorry about that :) yes i meant model running at different input voltages and output powers
 
abdullah khaled said:
i just need it to avoid any thermal issues.

Consider using LED bulb as they emit far less heat.
 
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