Vibration control testing for electric cars

Read about the different vibration control techniques for electric cars offered by Simcenter… and learn a thing or two about rock ‘n roll.

Wheel force transducer

Straightforward access to data from wheel force transducer

Wheel force transducer is one of the key devices in durability and vehicle dynamic testing. Learn more how it works in conjuction with Simcenter SCADAS.

Are you one of the 2 billion visitors of IKEA?

We helped Homag producing even more IKEA furniture while maintaining the quality and shortening the loop between testing and simulation.

Optimizing turbine maintenance schedules at Hydro-Québec

Read about how Hydro-Québec uses the Simcenter solution to optimize their turbine maintenance plan and why it matter. Read more in the case study.

Quick guide: Predicting pass-by noise earlier in the vehicle development cycle

 
Noise pollution is an emerging issue and is becoming a hot topic around the world. More and more countries strive to improve the living environment and decreasing sound levels is one of the …

Bring multi-physics and durability testing to the next level

Discover how rapid product and market changes impact durability engineering. Learn how you can bring your durability testing to the next level.

Vehicle NVH testing in operational conditions: Shift into higher gear

Automotive NVH testing in operational conditions
Do you, as an NVH test engineer, regularly face the situations when you need to redo some measurements? For example, due to erroneous instrumentat…

The 3D shaker is used to perform multi-axis vibration testing

Why perform multi-axis vibration testing?

Multi-axis vibration qualification testing: why bother? Why is this last step in a product development process an important one? And why do renowned universities like the University of Ferrara spend …

A smart guide: Step-by-step Durability Engineering based on test data

The durability of a product is important, whether you develop an electric car or a new autonomous vehicle. Can you imagine an autonomous vehicle falling apart right after driving over a single bump? …