Simulation of Antenna Arrays – Part 5
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Computational Simulation in Medical Device Design
Engineers have been using models since the beginning of time. Computational simulations provide a better way for engineers to model. Computational simulation continues to provide excellent value throughout the product development lifecycle. This engineering tool has significantly improved product quality, development cost and time-to-market for companies. In addition, engineers have used simulation to create highly
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Computational Simulation for Medical Device Design
Engineers have been using models since the beginning of time. Computational simulations provide a better way for engineers to model. Computational simulation provides excellent value throughout the product development lifecycle. This engineering tool has significantly improved product quality, and lowered development cost and time-to-market for companies. In addition, engineers have used simulation to create highly
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Asymptotic Waveform Evaluation Method to Speed-Up RF Resonant Simulations
Frequency domain simulation techniques are widely used to analyze the behavior of arbitrarily shaped objects and complex materials. One of the disadvantages of traditional frequency domain techniques, however, is the computational cost involved in obtaining solutions over a range of frequencies. Simulations have to be repeated at each frequency of interest to obtain a complete
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AltaSim Training
For many years, instructor-led training was the only available option for students seeking to learn. In recent years, e-learning has become another method of learning. Both methods provide value to students. E-learning educates students on specific, concise topics at a much lower cost than instructor-led training. However, e-learning does not fit every learning situation.
Saving Time and Money for Rockwell Automation
Problem: As Rockwell Automation looked to improve product functionality, engineers relied on developing physical prototypes to test heat sink designs for its powerful microprocessor chips. This approach left mechanical engineers scrambling at the end of the design cycle to find an electronics cooling solution that would fit the prototypes and not delay new product releases.
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