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6 Things YNTK About Simcenter MAGNET & Motorsolve 2020.1

Improvements in demagnetization predictions, simulation of bus bars and loss exports for thermal analysis.

By Chad Ghalamzan

High Velocity Impact on Composites – Past, Present, and Future

In 1969, Grumman Aerospace was the first company to successfully introduce advanced composites into a commercial airplane. The boron-epoxy laminated horizontal stabilizer used in the F-14A was 15% lighter and 18% less costly than its metal counterpart.

By Christina Kothlow

Addressing the E/E system design challenges of EVs and AVs

As companies grapple with the challenges introduced by electric and autonomous vehicle technologies, key characteristics have emerged among those that...

High fidelity simulation using Simcenter Prescan C++ Simulation interface

With the release of Simcenter Prescan 2019.3, the C++ simulation interface was introduced, making it possible for users to run simulation without need for Matlab Simulink. This on demand webinar goes into this capability a little bit deeper and offers additional insight with use cases.

By Paul van Straten

HORIBA MIRA: A fast driver towards improved electric car sound development

Transfer path analysis is an essential testing technique to advance electric car sound. Get inspired by HORIBA MIRA and learn more about this technique.

By Marta Sambaer

Service documentation in the digital age

The growing electrical and electronic (E/E) content in modern vehicles creates challenges all throughout the vehicle lifecycle, including in service...

Thought Leadership

What challenges are last mile autonomous delivery manufacturers facing?

How to build tomorrow’s autonomous delivery with today’s technology

By Suzanne Kopcha

Video - A Digital Offering for Assembly Manufacturing

Assembly manufacturers are looking for tools to efficiently author, simulate, manage and share information throughout their organization.

Chengdu: building China’s Auto Silicon Valley

Construction of the automotive AV/EV Engineering Center in Chengdu has started. Check out here how Simcenter Engineering will deliver and operate several key application-oriented demonstrations and testing facilities to help build China's Auto Silicon Valley.

By Ivan Bosmans