Showcasing Multiphysics Simulation of 2019

Audio Entertainment Systems, Innovative Microwave Heating and Electrification of Vehicles

The 2019 edition of the annual magazine contains 10 new articles, with contributors from Volkswagen, ITW, HARMAN, ABB, RadiaSoft, Pinggao Group, Signal Microwave, University of Campinas and Virginia Commonwealth University, sharing how they are using multiphysics simulation and simulation applications for design improvement, product and process optimization, and in education.

A common theme throughout this issue is the use of simulation applications. For instance, HARMAN International distributes applications for the design of audio entertainment systems in luxury vehicles throughout the organization to streamline their development workflow.

Volkswagen accelerated the design process for electric motor by building and distributing simulation applications that evaluate the strengths of rotor lamination.

ITW developed an RF application for the design and development of a “smart oven” that uses solid-state, convection heating. Applications enable their team to easily test different design parameters, such as frequency and phase response.

RadiaSoft LLC built a simulation application that enables team members from different areas of expertise to collaboratively design optimized synchrotron vacuum chambers for a particle accelerator. In a classroom setting a VCU professor developed applications that enable electrical engineering students to interactively visualize electromagnetics concepts.

Topic areas:

• Electric motors
• Instrument transformers
• Simulation applications for teaching
• Solid-state microwave heating
• Luxury vehicle audio systems
• Brillouin optomechanics
• High-voltage distribution
• STOP analysis
• Synchrotron brightness
• 5G components

Multiphysics Simulation is available as an online magazine and can be downloaded here. 

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