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When considering switching to zero-emission buses, the transition can sound very expensive at first. Bus and coach manufacturer VDL discovered…
Rubber mounts are indispensable in preventing structural excitations from reaching the cabin (and you!). Unfortunately, rubber is also an incredibly non-linear material that makes it very difficult to predict its effectiveness. This blog explains how you can eliminate the uncertainty introduced by nonlinear dynamic mount stiffness when predicting (electric) powertrain NVH.
Flexible turbine operation patterns are increasing the thermal stress on components. How can simulation help?
System simulation can do much more than cars, planes or ship’s engineering! Here are ten crazy things you can do with System Simulations.
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become more ubiquitous in our everyday lives, so too has confusion about what it is and what it means for engineers. The definition of AI and the role it will play in future product development is often dependent on who you ask.
One of the main issues you face as an analyst is the need to clean, defeature and midsurface geometry you…
See how Magic Boards developed a high-performing professional surfboard with Simcenter structural simulation and Simcenter testing solutions in the case study video.
Learn how to characterize vehicle sound package in the high frequency range.
Read about Direct Field Acoustic Noise (DFAN) testing of space hardware. Learn where we came from and where we are today with the technology.
The Executable Digital Twin will enable companies to closely analyze their complex systems from the design through operation using AI.
What if, using machine learning, you could dig through all your old NVH data and retrieve your OEM road noise DNA, then reuse it for any future vehicle?
