Manatee | Learning Resources

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Manatee is a software specialized in the assessment and control of magnetic noise and vibrations at concept and preliminary design phases. 

Its user-friendly collaborative environment is made for electrical, mechanical and NVH engineers involved in electric drive development.

 

 

 

Getting started with Manatee

In this section you will find all the resources you need to get started with Manatee software. 

 

Step 1: Tech Talk on e-NVH Virtual Prototyping of Electric Drives using SIMULIA Manatee Software

 

 

Step 2: Live demos of Manatee V2.3 

How to setup a current driven workflow with stator Beam Element ModelHow to import a pre-calculated Magnetic LookUp Table (MLUT)How to import a modal basis coming from a third party mechanical FEA software

Manatee users are encouraged to reproduce the results from the following short demos using the demonstration data:

Demo Data Manatee r2025x R3
Demo Data Manatee r2025x R1
Demo Data Manatee r2025x

 

Step 3: Role tutorials

The role tutorials describe step by step simulation scenarios for different engineers, focusing on the interpretation of results. 

Tutorial 0: Machine definitionTutorial 1: PMSM simulation and control
of electromagnetic noise and vibrations
by Electrical Engineers
Tutorial 2: PMSM simulation and control
of magnetic noise and vibrations
by Mechanical Engineers

 

 

To run these tutorials, please download the necessary input data.

Manatee documentation

General documentation

From version 2025x R2, the user documentation is available from Manatee graphical user interface:

 

Advanced features documentation

The following documents describes more advanced features of Manatee.

Batch-modeOptimizationHarmonic current injection Hairpin winding definition

 

 

Application cases

Some use cases of the software are presented in the following documents.  

Rotor notchingOptimal Rotor slot number of induction machines
For magnetic noise reduction

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Tech talks

December 18, 2024, by @KD

 

September 18, 2024, by @J