Simcenter system simulation 2021.1

What’s new in Simcenter system simulation solutions 2021.1

With the 2021.1 release of Simcenter system simulation solutions, Siemens Digital Industries Software continues to support your innovations. With this…

Simcenter Amesim catalyst model

A physical or machine learning catalyst model? Battle in Simcenter Amesim

Do you know Simcenter Amesim Machine Learning catalyst model? Humm what is THAT? Let’s have a look: Tail- pipe emissions…

heavy equipment thermal management co-simulation

Reach an optimal heavy equipment thermal management using 1D/3D co-simulation

Regardless of harsh conditions (temperature variation and dirty environment), operators from the agricultural, mining and construction fields always rely on their heavy equipment to accomplish their work. To reduce downtime and safety risks, powertrain management systems must be robust in both high and cold temperature conditions.

Smart Virtual Sensors in action

Executable Digital Twin (xDT) – Part 2

The Executable Digital Twin will enable companies to closely analyze their complex systems from the design through operation using Simcenter.

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The 10 most crazy System Simulations

System simulation can do much more than cars, planes or ship’s engineering! Here are ten crazy things you can do with System Simulations.

Introduction to xDT

Executable Digital Twin (xDT) – Part 1

The Executable Digital Twin will enable companies to closely analyze their complex systems from the design through operation using AI.

[‎3/‎22/‎2021 2:57 PM] Sales, Ricardo (DI SW STS TEST DEV ATH): Simcenter Vehicle Sound Simulator

MBST: the marriage of Test and Simulation – part 3

Learn more about collaboration between test and simulation throughout development cycles illustrated with a vehicle simulator example.

Simcenter solutions for power electronics

Inverters: the heart of electric vehicles

The electric vehicle inverter is an essential organ of the powertrain, yet it is often overlooked compared to batteries or…

Tighter timeframes, tougher requirements, less stress? The argument for 1D-3D co-simulation

In today’s environment of fast-paced change, engineers need to find ways to minimize development time and cost while maximizing performance and reliability. A combination of 1D-3D simulation techniques is one way to achieve this.