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COMSOL Tips & Tricks – Text-Based Search Filter (v4.4)

COMSOL Tips & Tricks – Text-Based Search Filter   Many of us are running Multiphysics analyses with COMSOL.  And, of course, the more physics we are solving for the more variables we have available for post-processing.  Maybe you are like me and have gotten lost in the sea of available variables when clicking on the […]

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Improved Thermal Analysis for Electronics Cooling

So far we have explored preliminary ways to predict the temperatures in a circuit using simple thermal resistance network calculations. This post addresses improved thermal analysis for electronics cooling. Consistent exposure to high operating temperatures can lead to degradation of material properties and development of thermal stresses that can ultimately lead to device failure. The

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Ohio Supercomputer Brings Better, Stronger, Faster… Simulations!

154,000,000,000,000 Reasons   Back in July, we posted a Blog announcing Third Frontier Commission Invests in Ohio Businesses. Just recently, Douglas J. Guth in HiVelocity Magazine highlighted 154 Trillion reasons why. His article is a must read, especially for those Ohio businesses who have felt like they were part of the “missing middle.”    

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MEMS Energy Harvester for Reusing Waste Heat

During our recent webinar with COMSOL on thermal-structure interaction modeling, we at AltaSim Technologies demonstrated modeling of a MEMS energy harvester that scavenges waste heat. Examples of sources for waste heat range from microprocessor chips, to internal combustion engines, to chemical processing plants. If the waste heat generated from these cases could be used to

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COMSOL Tips & Tricks

Decrease Total RAM Required to Solve Sequentially Coupled Multiphysics problems. Another COMSOL Tips & Tricks Deposit:   Are you solving a multiphysics problem?  If so, do you know if your equations are sequentially coupled or intimately coupled?  Well, if your equations are sequentially coupled, you can decrease the total RAM required to solve your systems

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