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Easy Engineering Simulation Software for Every Engineer: ANSYS AIM
Engineering simulation software use among all types of engineers is growing rapidly. We already see our most innovative customers rapidly deploying simulation design software to engineers at all levels...
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As I am sure you know, ANSYS general-purpose CFD codes are applied across such diverse industries as off-road (construction) vehicles, alternative energy, and oil and gas. This requires us to develop...
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Avionics System Engineering: A Complex Problem Demands an Advanced Solution
As one of today’s avionics system engineers, you have a difficult task — integrating a diverse range of functionally complex components, provided by multiple suppliers, into a system that is reliable...
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Seamless Integration of FKM Guideline in ANSYS Workbench with ACT
As we all know, a frequent challenge in FEM is the evaluation of stress results, in particular with cyclic stresses. The FKM guideline “Analytical Strength Assessment of Components” describes a static...
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ANSYS AIM for Design Optimization
Simulation is an increasingly important part of product design where the ultimate goal is design optimization. After completing a simulation on a baseline design, it is common for engineers to perform...
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Speeding Innovation – Advancements in High Tech Simulation with ANSYS 17.0
It isn’t too much of a stretch to say that Moore’s Law can be credited with many of our technological advances. Since the 1960s, Gordon Moore’s prediction that computing performance will double every...
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Advanced Mesh Morphing in ANSYS Mechanical
It is a great pleasure to guest blog for ANSYS again after my post in 2014 entitled Reshaping the Future of CFD Using Mesh Morphing. We continue to increase our commitment to deliver the...
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Linear Dynamics Just Got a Whole Lot Faster
Do you routinely tackle mechanical simulations in the field of linear dynamics? Are you unhappy with your simulation times? If you answered yes to both of these questions then keep on reading. ANSYS...
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Dependable Composite Design
Determining the applicability and reliability of composite materials can be extremely complex. Engineering layered composites involves many definitions including numerous layers, materials, thicknesses...
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Easy Simulation for Fatigue Analysis in ANSYS AIM
In a wide range of structural applications, fatigue is common failure mechanism due to cyclic loading. Constant amplitude fatigue analysis is most commonly used to make a simple and quick estimate of...
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Keys to Safety Critical Embedded Software Development Success
The Internet of Things and the abundance of smart applications have significantly increased the need for the safety critical embedded software that controls these devices. You’ve probably heard some of...
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Bring Your Easy Simulations to Life in ANSYS AIM
ANSYS AIM brings easy simulation to every engineer. The results from these simulations can be used to create fantastic images that bring your simulation to life. You may have noticed a new graphics...
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Internet of Things – Making Wireless Happen
Wireless communication is changing our world. The number and density of antennas in our immediate surroundings have exploded, and are increasing every day. There are literally hundreds of antennas in a...
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3 Ways ANSYS AIM Impacts Design Engineer Productivity
Most modern companies know that simulation provides significant benefits in the design engineering phase of new products. Early in the design phase, 3D models that only exist virtually can be optimized...
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Shake, Rattle and Roll! Simulating Vibration, Impact and Fatigue for IoT
Did you know that NASA has shown that 45 percent of the first-day spacecraft electronics failures were due to damage caused by vibrations during launch? That American consumers have spent over $6...
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From Drones to Connected Cars – Code Generation for Safety-Critical Embedded...
Developing an Internet of Things (IoT) enabled product is a complicated task, whether it’s an autonomous vehicle, a vehicle user interface like a car infotainment system, or a connected factory....
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Introducing ANSYS SeaScape for Chip Simulation
Due to the volumes of data that need to be analyzed and the limits in simulation tool capabilities and processing power, sign-off in chip and electronic system design has traditionally followed a...
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Design of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems – A CPS Approach
An automobile is the biggest and most complex connected device used by consumers today. Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) is one of the fastest growing automotive applications. Stringent...
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Using Simulation to Address MEMS Design Challenges
When I think of the Internet of Things, I mostly think about the sensors and MEMS devices that make it all work. These tiny devices, often just a few micrometers to a millimeter across, see, hear and...
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ANSYS Student in a Browser Powered by Frame and Microsoft Azure
Last year we announced ANSYS Enterprise Cloud, a complete end-to-end solution for medium-large enterprises, that is currently available on Amazon Web Services (AWS) with plans to support other public...
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