In this on-demand webinar, we focus on the numerical study of the external aerodynamics of two cruise missile geometries. The first is a generic high-supersonic/low-hypersonic geometry. The study analyzes the main flow features to better understand the physical phenomena that govern the behavior of canard geometries at different angles of attack.

The second geometry is an aerospike. It uses an aerodynamic spike on the nose of the missile to offset the shockwave in front of the main body and effectively reduce pressure and temperature loads on the radome. The study explores the complex flow field around the missile and includes a sensitivity analysis.

The design of integrated circuits (ICs) for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is a fundamental requirement for the security and safety of automotive electronics systems. These must be tested for noise emission, electromagnetic interference (EMI) and for electromagnetic susceptibility (EMS) with intentional radio frequency (RF) disturbance. To achieve safety goals, chip power model (CPM) simulation is extended to evaluate the creation of noise from ICs and to capture the response of ICs to RF disturbance. This is done by leveraging the ANSYS chip ESD compact model (CECM) that captures the snapback current-voltage transfer characteristics of the ESD protection devices, silicon substrate coupling around the devices and also the chip-package-printed circuit board (PCB) interaction. The measurements and simulation are demonstrated with silicon test chips.

In this on-demand webinar,  Karthik Srinivasan, senior product manager from ANSYS and Dr. Makoto Nagata from Kobe University, Japan, will demonstrate how integrated circuit (IC), package and board designers can leverage ANSYS chip models in system-level simulations to meet the strict EMC requirements.

The NVIDIA® Quadro RTX™ GPU accelerates simulation speed in ANSYS Discovery Live. It offers real-time ray tracing performance and industry-leading artificial intelligence and deep learning (AI/DL) capabilities, so designers can test more modifications more quickly.

In this collaborative on-demand webinar, ANSYS and PNY Technologies demonstrate Discovery Live workflows powered by the Quadro RTX.

Modern electronics systems bring many benefits to consumers, delivering new levels of functionality and safety in automotive, aerospace, healthcare and other applications. Yet managing the complexity of these systems also represents a significant challenge to the companies who design them. The drive for continued, rapid innovation must be balanced with the need to meet all regulatory requirements — and ensure the safe interaction of all components when systems are brought together. A strategic partnership between ANSYS and Jama Software has created a powerful tool set for managing the complex activities of product development, quality and reliability assessment and functional safety analysis.

View this on-demand webinar, ANSYS and Jama Software discuss why the appropriate processes and tools for these design activities are essential for meeting quality and safety standards.

In this on-demand webinar, learn how you can:

• Seamlessly design a product from system requirements to implementation according to safety standards like DO178-C or ISO 26262.
• Perform requirement-driven design and testing while considering technical and customer requirements.
• Consistently manage all traceability requirements and ensure their availability for actual development and testing.
• Feed low-level requirements and testing artifacts from ANSYS SCADE back to the overall requirements management system in Jama.

工学シミュレーションによって、ターボ機械における多くの重要な技術改良の開発が支援されてきました。しかし、ますます増え続ける今日の設計上の課題に対応するには、より良い解析機能が必要です。ANSYS が新たに導入したターボ機械解析機能では、精度の向上と解析時間の短縮を実現するとともに、エンジニアがこれらの課題に対応することが可能になっています。

Working in partnership, ANSYS and Jama Software have created a solution to help companies design game-changing electronics that meet the most stringent safety requirements. Leveraging the strengths of both companies, this solution includes a powerful tool set for managing the complex activities of product development, quality and reliability assessment and functional safety analysis.

Multicore environments that feature clusters of microprocessors deliver a range of benefits, but they present a significant challenge to the engineers who design embedded software for automotive, aerospace and other mission-critical applications. ANSYS SCADE produces embedded software that enables the entire electronics architecture to perform reliably and all components to work together flawlessly, while accounting for the way essential tasks are distributed across multiple cores, how they communicate and how they are synchronized.

ANSYS Academic engineering simulation software is used by thousands of universities globally for undergraduate students to learn physics principles, postgraduate students to produce data for their master’s theses or doctoral dissertations, and for researchers to solve complex engineering problems. Watch this video to explore how ANSYS can easily and affordably help you teach the next generation of engineers or perform cutting edge research — in all areas of physics.

Delivering on the promise of 5G will require engineers to overcome significant design challenges for user equipment, network and data center development. Learn how ANSYS pervasive simulation solutions can help your 5G development efforts.

The thermal management of batteries for electric vehicles is critical for performance, safety and cost. It must be investigated on both the component and system levels.

Challenges include:

• Highly dynamic electrical loads from the driving profile of the line.
• Optimization of battery performance with minimum cooling mass flow.
• Development of the racing car within a few months.

View this on-demand webinar to learn from Benjamin Ahrenholz, Head of Calculation/Simulation at Volkswagen Motorsport GmbH, how ANSYS software was used for the Volkswagen Motorsport ID R. race car that broke the all-time record at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in June 2018 and how Volkswagen plans to break the electric car record at Nürburgring-Nordschleife later this year.

Discussion topics:

• Conjugate Heat Transfer in Fluent
• ECM (Equivalent Circuit Model)
• LTI-ROM (Linear Time Invariant Reduced Order Model)
• Twin Builder