Finite element methods for analysis crop up in many domains in electronic system design: mechanical stress analysis in multi-die systems, thermal analysis as a counterpart to both cooling and stress analysis (eg warping) and electromagnetic compliance analysis. (Computational fluid dynamics – CFD – is a different beast which… Read More
We will showcase during this webinar, how Ansys helps to bring in numerical simulation earlier in the curriculum as part of fundamental courses. We’ll share some easy-to-grasp practical examples to inspire students and reinforce theoretical learning, highlighting how analytical teaching of theories can complement
Rand Simulation’s FEA (Structural) Consulting Engineer, Adam LeMay, will be presenting an introduction to Ansys Sherlock for electronics reliability for enhanced product designs via virtual testing (simulation).
During this webinar, you’ll learn about:
– The environmental challenges that printed… Read More
We’ll present all the new updates for solid meshing in Ansys Workbench and how it can reduce the user’s efforts of solid meshing.
TIME:
SEPTEMBER 14, 2023
11:00 AM IST
Venue:
Virtual
Ansys enhanced its meshing capabilities over the years. In this webinar, we’ll review the enhancements for Ansys meshing
THE ANSYS FLUENT AND MECHANICAL VIRTUAL USER CONFERENCE
Join us for a one-day virtual engineering simulation conference that brings together Ansys users and experts to showcase the latest product enhancements, tips and tricks, and insight into the roadmap of our flagship computational fluid dynamics
The SimSolid computational engine is based on extension to the theory of external approximations. External approximations are a generalization of Finite Element Method (FEM) in terms that:
Thermal signature modelling is one of the most challenging steps on the EOIR mission simulation thread; depending on the materials it’s made of and the heat loads a target is exposed to, it will emit radiation at different rates withing the EM spectrum. This emissivity profile can be virtually modelled by connecting thermal
Structural FEA is a fundamental topic at the core of most engineering curriculums and is approached from a very theoretical perspective, like many other engineering topics. This can make things challenging for educators regarding student engagement or transmitting impactful learning outcomes.
TIME:
MARCH 8, 2023
9:00 AM
Simulations are only as good as their input data. Learn how you can use materials characterization to improve simulation accuracy in this upcoming webinar.
Time:
May 26, 2022
11 AM EDT / 4 PM BST / 8:30 PM IST
Venue:
Online
LIVE WEBINAR | 25 AUGUST 2021 | 11:00 AM EDT
Getting the most out of your simulation analysis results
Each time an FE model is solved, it can help create a vast amount of results data. The ability to process the data and quickly gain an understanding of the model behavior is important for a fast analysis turnaround.
The postprocessor
