Integrating High-fidelity Physics-based Simulations with Digital Mission Models 

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Watch this leading-edge webinar to learn how high-fidelity, physics-based simulations are integrated with mission simulators. Two real-world practical examples will be discussed, including a CubeSat thermal analysis and a Ka-band SATCOM antenna.

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