Ansys EMA3D Cable for Cable Harness Simulation

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Ansys EMA3D Cable is a dedicated, platform-level electromagnetic cable modeling simulation tool. It delivers a design-to-validation workflow including electromagnetic interference (EMI)/electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) certification support and system-design evaluation for cable harness designs in the aerospace, automotive, military, oil and gas, consumer electronics and energy sectors.

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