ANSYS Advantage - Volume XI, Issue 3, 2017
Spotlight on Electronics and Electromagnetic Simulation
As we benefit from the convenience and productivity that electronics provide we become increasingly reliant on embedded electronic systems. Successful businesses must produce systems that are robust and reliable. Advanced electromagnetic simulation of electronics enables exploration of designs, not only for the nominal ability to perform, but to perform reliably over the life of the product.
Featured Stories
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Driving Innovation with Electronics
Leading companies leverage engineering simulation of electronics to reduce energy consumption, avoid interference and decrease development time. -
Ensuring Electromagnetic Compatibility
By combining full-wave frequency domain with circuit simulation STMicroelectronics determines EMI/EMC and EM coexistence issues before physical prototyping.
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EDITORIAL
Enabling the Future for Electronics
The complexity of electronics has increased exponentially and electronics design now requires advanced simulation to develop reliable products. -
BEST PRACTICES
Driving Innovation with Electronics
Leading companies leverage engineering simulation of electronics to reduce energy consumption, avoid interference and decrease development time. -
EMI/EMC
Ensuring Electromagnetic Compatibility
By combining full-wave frequency domain with circuit simulation STMicroelectronics determines EMI/EMC and EM coexistence issues before physical prototyping. -
HIGH-SPEED ELECTRONICS
Deep Channel Analysis for High-Speed Interconnect Solutions
Engineers leverage simulation to design and optimize next-generation, high-performance interconnect solutions across the entire signal channel. -
SECURITY AND DEFENSE
Enhanced Detection of Concealed Weapons
To develop next-generation full-body millimeter-wave airport scanners, researchers used simulation to reduce design exploration times. -
RF/WIRELESS
Ensuring Antenna Performance in Complex Wireless Environments
Using simulation early in the development cycle to determine interference, companies can decrease the costs to remediate problems later and reduce risk. -
SIGNAL INTEGRITY
Crossed Signals
Employing ANSYS technology, engineers reduced the time required to perform signal integrity analysis of a high-speed printed circuit from days to hours -
SIGNAL INTEGRITY
A Via Runs through it
Interconnect Engineering used simulation tools to analyze a DDR3-800 board to address system reliability issues. -
RF AND WIRELESS
Tuning in to Antenna Design
Using engineering simulation, big compute and 3-D printing, Optisys achieves a large reduction in antenna size and weight while reducing development time -
RF AND WIRELESS
Inside Story
Inatel and Embraer are developing new ways to install antennas to save fuel. Simulation predicts performance of the proposed installations. -
AUTOMOTIVE
Fuel Injection: Breaking Up is Hard to Do
Delphi engineers design fuel injector nozzles that deliver droplets in just the right spray pattern to optimize engine performance. -
ELECTRIFICATION
Engineering E-Motors
Creating an optimal custom engine for hybrid and electric vehicles requires designing mechanical and electronic components as a system. -
SOLUTIONS
Meaningful Results
Employing ANSYS EnSight, an asphalt company can bring meaning to simulation data by combining results from different simulations and design alternatives. -
BEST PRACTICES
Getting on Board with Vias
The signal integrity engineer can use simulation to verify that the frequency- and time-domain performance will meet the design requirements. -
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