And just like that... spring has sprung! 🌷☀️
First up in our monthly blog roundup are some blogging fun facts!
✅Companies that produce blogs receive 67% more leads than those that do not.
✅57% of marketers say they have acquired more customers through blogging.
Here's what was published in April:
Understanding Magnetic Noise and Vibration in Electric DrivesVirtual prototyping for electric drives is particularly useful in assessing e-NVH—electric Noise, Vibration, and Harshness. This blog will analyze the capabilities of Manatee software in performing detailed e-NVH simulations, highlighting its role in optimizing the design and performance of electric drive systems. | |
*SIMULIA Simpack: Virtual Twin Technologies Bolster Rail Freight Safety and ReliabilityDassault Systèmes’ SIMULIA Simpack uses virtual twin technologies and data-driven simulations on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform to enhance rail freight safety, reliability, and efficiency. Simpack helps engineers to conduct multibody system simulations (MBS) covering derailment prevention, wheel wear analysis, structural fatigue assessments, and braking optimizations. By leveraging advanced simulation technologies, rail operators can create more sustainable and resilient rail operation systems. | |
PCB Vibrations Affecting Sensors in High-Tech DevicesVibration on PCBs can cause undesirable noise and interference between components. Simulation can reveal the sources of vibration and help designers to develop countermeasures. In this blog post, learn how a coupled physics virtual twin can simulate electromagnetic, structural, and vibro-acoustic effects and the cause-effect coupling that causes vibrational interference. | |
Building a Virtual Reverberation Test Chamber with Modeling and Simulation (MODSIM)In this blog post, we demonstrate how a reverberation chamber can be modeled and simulated in SIMULIA CST Studio Suite | |
Aircraft Noise and Quieter Aviation with SimulationIn this blog post, we explore the unique challenges of aviation noise and how advanced simulation technologies can help achieve quieter skies. |
*This article is from the corporate team.
