Curious about SIMULIA’s Electromagnetic solutions? Read about the latest Tech Talks, blog posts, events and more!
Parasitic effects inside a machine are determined by the 3D structure and are difficult to model with a 2D analysis. Our Tech Talk recording shows how 3D simulation can enhance 2D FEA and provide an efficient hybrid workflow for motor analysis. For electric noise, vibration and harshness (e-NVH) our new tool SIMULIA Manatee enables new workflows for analyzing electrical machines.
High power components generate considerable heat, which needs to be controlled and removed from the system. Our Tech Talk on thermal management demonstrates an electronic cooling simulation workflow for a GHz filter.
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is another risk to many devices. Our new blog post explains how ESD protection diodes can be simulated to develop reliable mitigation systems.
As the 5G rollout continues, the industry is already looking to the next generation—6G. Printed lenses are a key component for improving the efficiency of mm-wave devices and are of significant interest for 6G development. Read on to learn more about design, simulation, optimization and printing of 6G lenses.
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Electromagnetics E-Seminars
How to obtain 3D parasitic effects to improve the predictive power of 2D electric machine FEA
This Tech Talk will show how one can enrich the predictive power of 2D FEA of radial flux machines in a manageable way by extracting the parasitic effects from a small set of simplified 3D FEA..
Thermal Management for High Power Components: Coupling EM & Thermal
A general overview concerning the available thermal solvers in CST Studio Suite and a closer look at the particular example of a high-powered filter active in the GHz regime.
E-NVH Virtual Prototyping of Electric Drives using SIMULIA Manatee Software
Discover how to include e-NVH (electric noise, vibration and harshness) in the virtual prototyping workflow of electric machines and drives.
GRIN Lens Antennas for 6G: Background, Simulation and Fabrication
Explore how CST Studio Suite helps engineers analyze and design lenses from the unit cell level to the final model validation, and see how Fortify realizes and prints the design.
Latest Electromagnetics Blog Posts
Impedance Simulation of Differential Transmission Lines Considering ESD Protection Diode Components
We explain the influence of electromagnetics (ESD) protection component and the necessary layout optimization to preserve the signal integrity.
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