Ansys SPEOS Tips & Tricks: Ansys DesignXplorer

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DesignXplorer. Generate a design of experiments (DOE), perform optical simulations for numerous design configurations and operating conditions, and finally, produce an optimal model based on the data. This allows for the rapid, on-demand evaluation of optical designs.

Attend this webinar to learn about:

  • The connection between Ansys SPEOS and Ansys Workbench
  • Making the most of this workflow for your design

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