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Simcenter

6 Things YNTK About Simcenter MAGNET & Motorsolve 2020.1

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

ABCs of PCBs - H for Hierarchy

Welcome to ABCs of PCBs – a blog series to help new engineers learn about the world of Printed Circuit...
Teamcenter

Driving Electrical Systems Design from Systems Modeling

Electrical Systems are a critical part of almost all product development, and electrical systems design should be integrated with the engineering process.
Verification Horizons

Navigating the Road to Functional Safety

One example of increasing requirements that are contributing to growing electronic system complexity relates to safety-critical designs, such as ISO...
Simcenter

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.
Academic and Future Workforce

Manufacturing CoE in India Addresses Future Digital Talent

Industry 4.0 is improving manufacturing productivity, simultaneously increasing the demand for digital talent. How does academia  address the challenges of...
Thought Leadership

Virtual commissioning and the digital twin – minimizing risk in automation and design

What is driving the success of virtual commissioning? In a recent post in the International Society of Automation, we published...
Designcenter Solid Edge

Startup Spotlight: Forty1 Kitesurfing

Forty1 Kitesurfing, a UK-based startup, relies on Solid Edge to develop the Hydrofin™, a set of low-profile hydrofoils, which enables kitesurfers to ride in lighter winds and shallower waters
Designcenter

Crisis engineering: Die-Tech & Engineering joins the race for ventilators in the coronavirus pandemic

All in 4 and a half days. Read more on how Die-Tech & Engineering was able to accomplish this feat.
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