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2008
Hybrid System Simulation
Using LabVIEW - NI simulation tools combined with MCAD software help
in engineering design process, Javier Gutierrez, Desktop Engineering, May 1,
2008
Proper Preparation - understanding production CAD and analysis CAD plus
discussing issues related to CAD import/repair, Paul Schreier, MCAD Online, Apr
29, 2008
SIMULIA Asks: Is SLM For
You? - simulation lifecycle management is for integrating, collaborating and
managing simulation data for efficient product development cycles, Paul Lalor,
Desktop Engineering, Apr 1, 2008
On-Demand Supercomputing
for Emergencies - selected national supercomputing centers are making their
high-performance computing resources available for better dealing with natural
calamities, Wilkins-Diehr & Ilya Mirman, Desktop Engineering, Feb 1, 2008
Making Sense of Complex
Applications: Part 2 - understanding multiphysics approach in different
applications plus multiphysics resources by NAFEMS, Pamela Waterman, Desktop
Engineering, Jan 11, 2008
2007
Model Solutions - Simulia multiphysics program provides direct coupling with
other CFD applications to carry out FSI analyses, The Engineer Online, Nov 14,
2007
Making Sense of Complex
Applications - applying multiphysics capabilities to detect changes
during design analysis, Pamela Waterman, Desktop Engineering, Dec 10, 2007
Time to Get Onboard With
Multiphysics - high-performance computing advancements, usability and
openness are encouraging simulation with multiphysics, Bruce Engelmann of
SIMULIA, Desktop Engineering, Nov 9, 2007
Accelerating Automotive
Design - high performance computing, clustering computers for crash
analysis, Gilad Shainer, Desktop Engineering, Nov 2, 2007
Analyzing
Multiple Design Scenarios - advantages of design scenarios plus
analyzing multiple physical effects, Machine Design, Sep 25, 2007
The
Future of Energy? - UK Atomic Energy Authority is using Dassault
Systemes' CATIA V5 and ENOVIA SMARTEAM for its fusion power research, MCAD
online, Sep 16, 2007
Simulating for Mechatronics - National Instruments and SolidWorks offer NI
LabViewSolidWorks Mechatronics Toolkit for virtual-machine prototyping, Brian
MacCleery, Machine Design, Aug 6, 2007
Virtually Perfected - kinematics software like NEiMotion, ALGOR's MES
software help simulate and analyze every design condition of model, Elisabeth
Eitel, Motion System Design, Aug 16, 2007
Thermal Analysis 101: Meeting the Challenge
- FEA can be an option, Pamela J. Waterman, Desktop Engineering, Sep 2007
CAE Moves to the
Fore - hardware like multi-core processors can run complex and advanced
simulation tasks early in design processes, Beth Stackpole, Design News, Sep 3,
2007
There
Just Might Be Light at the End of the Tunnel for MSC.Software After All -
MSC.Software earned $60.7 million in Q2, showing 5% increase in 2007, Randall S.
Newton, CADdigest.com, Aug 20, 2007
Spreadsheet Software - An Unappreciated Engineering Tool
- Excel functions and add-ons to let you see formulas as equations, macros for
unit conversion, curve fitting, more, John Doyle, Machine Design, July 26, 2007
2006
MSC.Software
Third Quarter was One to Forget - decline of 23% in revenues, expansion of
INCAT partnership and new SimOffice application, Randall S. Newton,
CADdigest.com, December 14, 2006
Waste Neither Time Nor Materials - material choice increasingly important in
design, analysis can help validate material choices, Kishore Boyalakuntla of
SolidWorks, Desktop Engineering, November, 2006
Where and How Analysis Fits into the CAD Industry - learning about finite
element modeling/analysis and simulation and analysis trends, Jack Thornton,
Pro/E Community, October 11, 2006 (requires free registration)
Extending Multidiscipline Simulation and Data Management to the Enterprise CAD
Environment - enhancing simulation data management access using SimDesigner
and SimManager, Inventor Connections, October 9, 2006 (requires free
registration)
In the Final Analysis: 2006 Overview of Simulation and Analysis
- analyzing trends in simulation and analysis industry from business, technology
and education points of view, John Myers, Inventor Connections, October 9, 2006
(requires free registration)
Accelerated Testing
- highly accelerated life testing (HALT) and highly accelerated stress screening
(HASS) improve reliability for design verification and testing, Dave Rizzo,
Desktop Engineering, September 2006
Software's Role in Product Design and Test - able to work on Mac, Windows,
or Linux platforms, LabVIEW's has graphical development environment for
integrated design and test processes, Jeff Kodosky of National Instruments,
Desktop Engineering, July 2006
Validate Designs in 3 Easy Steps - identify need of physical tests,
carry out the tests with USB data acquisition system and correlate it
with simulation results, Rahul Kulkarni & Sugato Deb of National
Instruments, Desktop Engineering, June 2006
Going Parallel the New Way - development of parallel applications running on
desktop workstations helps to solve complex simulations, Ilya Mirman, Desktop
Engineering, May 2006
MEMS Across the Valley of Death - as technology advances, use of
microelectromechanical systems is increasing in aerospace field, Alan S. Brown,
Mechanical Engineering, April 2006
An End to Formalism - engineers need latest technology tools to bridge the
gap between form and function, Robert "Buzz" Kross of Autodesk,
Desktop Engineering, March 2006
Instrumentation Evolution - virtual instruments like NI LabVIEW and NI
SignalExpress help engineers to collect error free data and develop high quality
products, Kristi Hobbs of National Instruments, Desktop Engineering, February
2006
Analyzing Your Early Design Concepts is Possible, Practical, and Profitable
- analysis software can help in conceptual analysis using 3D CAD environment,
Suchit Jain of SolidWorks Corp., Desktop Engineering, February 2006
Evolving the Virtual Benchtop - integrated Multisim 9, NI LabVIEW 8 and
SignalExpress provide design and test software to simulate design in early
stages, Braulio Lam & John Olley of Electronics Workbench Corp., Desktop
Engineering, January 2006
2005
Geometry: The First Element of Analysis - before simulating the physical
response of a shape or model, it must be defined geometrically, Pete Rishel &
Phil Spreier of Spatial Corp, Desktop Engineering, October 2005
Full Spectrum CAE Solutions
- modeling and simulation can eliminate costly physical prototypes, shorten the
development stage of the product lifecycle, Dennis Nagy of CD-adapco, Desktop
Engineering, October 2005
Designing the Retina for an Eye into the Past - the XEUS
mission involves modeling the pixel design mathematically using finite-element
software, L. James Ashley, Desktop Engineering, September 2005
Mighty Mites - nanotechnology makes engineers think of working on machines
on atomic scale, Don W. Dareing & Thomas Thundat, Mechanical Engineering,
September 2005
Crunching Massive Numbers - history, status and growth of high-performance
computing, Phil Fraher, Desktop Engineering, August 2005
You Can Automate Engineering, but What About Engineering Knowledge?
- aircraft manufacturing involves many new projects that depend on recycling
knowledge from older projects, Ian Wallace, Cambashi, August 2005
A
CAE Data Model for Simulation Frameworks - a practical and efficient
approach of CAE Data Model to simulation and analysis, Ken Versprille, COE News
Net, June 2005
Integrating Test and Sim: Adding Value for Greater Verification -
correlating simulations with physical test results, Sugato Deb, July 2005,
Desktop Engineering
Pushing Clusters Further for CAE
- hybrid cluster systems allow multiple applications to run in a single-system
environment, thus answering the ever-growing CAE simulation demands, Stan Posey,
Desktop Engineering, July 2005
A Closer Look at Motion Analysis - FEA and motion-analysis software are
best used together as add-ins to CAD, Paul Kurowski of Design Generator
Inc., Machine Design, July 2005
Trends in Design Analysis - overview of FEA, integrating CAD
and analysis, thermal, structural and mold flow analysis, Mike Hudspeth,
Cadalyst Manufacturing, June 1, 2005
We're Asking Spreadsheets To Do Too Much - despite having viable use,
spreadsheets are sometimes unsuitable, error prone and omit context,
explains Mathsoft CEO, Chris Randles, Machine Design, June 2005
Converting a FORTRAN Program to Mathcad - John Sheehan of Mathsoft
suggests converting FORTRAN code to Mathcad which can result in better accuracy,
Design News, June 6, 2005
CAE For All - methodology, Simulation Process and Data Management (SPDM) aims to make CAE technology available to a wider audience so designs can be validated earlier in the design process, Michael Engelman
& Scott Del Porte, Desktop Engineering, May 2005
SGI And ESI Group Make Precise Automotive Simulations Scalable
- Silicon Graphics and ESI Group can run a crash simulation model eight
times larger than today's standard industry practice, Jeffrey Rowe, MCAD
Weekly, May 23 - 27, 2005
Virtual
Engineering for Design Today - while it's less expensive than
physical prototyping, the collaborative effort may suffer in the age of
computer aided engineering, Aerospace Engineering Online, April 12, 200
Diatribes - Pants-ing Tradition
- the old must give way to the to ensure a mass adoption of CAE, Anthony J.
Lockwood, Desktop Engineering, March 15, 2005
Fewer Head Injuries Through CAE -
vehicle fronts for European autos aim to reduce pedestrian fatalities, Simon
Hart, Desktop Engineering, February 28, 2005
Simulation Speeds Automotive Analyses - car manufacturers reduce headache by having engineers do NVH (noise, vibration and harshness) early in the design process, Louise Elliott, Desktop Engineering, March 2005
Reducing
the Rattle - a new dynamic and vibroacoustic prediction method uses a
detailed CAE gearbox model to nix the noise at its source, Jerry Fireman,
Desktop Engineering, February 2005
2004
Simulation Replaces Prototyping - as simulation gets more realistic,
prototyping becomes an expensive last resort, Dick Kading, Machine Design,
December 9, 2004
Design
Analysis Is Ready for the Engineering Mainstream, But Should the Mainstream
Be Using It? - most companies today are unlikely to authorize their
entire engineering staff to use design analysis software; this is a mistake
because the returns in cost and quality overshadow any risk from misusing
such software, Suchit Jain, CADdigest.com, November 23, 2004
T&M
Software Dons Analysis Hat - test and measurement programs
increasingly take on qualities usually associated with heavy-duty analysis
software, Machine Design, October 21, 2004
Virtually Edison - analysis software lets engineers extract more information today from much less physical prototyping than they could in the past, Jean Thilmany, Mechanical Engineering, October 2004 Squelching Brake Squeal - General Motors teamed up with LMS to develop a new process that combines advanced testing with static and dynamic simulations to identify and help fix brake squeal early in the design process, Tinghui Steven Shi, Mark Riefe and Steven Dom, Desktop Engineering, September, 2004 Predict Success - probabilistic analysis tools, such as Probabilistic Design and DesignXplorer VT from ANSYS and DesignXplorer from Copeland, help designers predict how products will work in the real world, Louise Elliott, Desktop Engineering, July 2004 Application of Structural Analysis to the Mechanical Behaviour of the Cornea - paper describes how structural analysis tools have been used to study the behavior of the cornea under different loading states to predict its response to disease and injury, K. Anderson, A.El-Sheikh and T. Newson, Interface, May 2004 (pdf) Taking the Mechanical Pulse - data acquisition systems can be configured to fulfill a range of purposes - for test and measurement, industrial automation and to serve as the eyes of a production line or the nose of a sensor, Jean Thilmany, Mechanical Engineering, May 2004 Limitations of Experimental Design - explores alternatives to DoE (design of experiment), which is difficult to execute in the real world, David Lengacher and Andrew Turner, Desktop Engineering, May 2004 Getting More Out of Simulation - advice on how to establish guidelines for an analysis department to make it more useful to the design department, Thomas Curry, Machine Design, April 1, 2004 Match Analysis With Materials - designers and engineers looking for tools to model parts before they’re produced should consider tools that are specific to the requirements, whether it's for plastics and injection molding, metal and metal stamping or general purpose analysis, Larry Gould, Automotive Design & Production, April 2004 10 Reasons to Use Panel or Schematic Design Software - computer-aided engineering (CAE) software specifically for electrical or panel design offers faster and more efficient wiring layouts, lower design and development costs and less training time for users, Control Magazine (hosted on ferret.com.au), March 18, 2004 A Brake with Tradition - to help reduce brake noise, researchers are using a new method of vibration analysis that produces a high-resolution 3D image of the entire surface of the brake disc as it vibrates, Jon Excell, e4engineering, February 7, 2004 Simulating Bomb Blasts - structural engineers at the University of California, San Diego will test the effects of bomb blasts in a new blast simulator laboratory under construction, Denine Hagen, e4engineering, January 5, 2004 2003Design Analysis Comes of Age, Part One - The User's Viewpoint - up-front analysis of CAD models helps the design engineer gain greater insight into his design and speeds the design cycle, Louise Elliott, Desktop Engineering, December 2003 E-Commentary - Tech Benefits No Myth For Manufacturing - manufacturers are relying on CAD and other software to improve profitability, Doug Bartholomew, IndustryWeek, December 1, 2003 Focal Point's 3-D Lithography Could Lower Barrier to MEMS Use - Focal Point Microsystems has developed a bench-top fabrication instrument called the 3DLM, which provides cost-effective nanoscale lithography for MEMS devices, Salvatore Caputo, Small Times, September 2, 2003 Renault F1 ADM Centre - a report from Renault F1's Advanced Digital Manufacturing Centre, which the Renault Team uses for wind tunnel testing and also manufacturing parts for full-size mock-ups, Al Dean, CADserver, August 5, 2003 Ford Builds a Ferrari-Beater - a Ford engineering team races to complete a 500 horsepower dream sports car, making liberal use of CAD, FEA and rapid prototyping, Don Sherman, Popular Science, June 2003 Simulation Speeds Product Design - full-body analysis of assemblies promises a competitive edge, Don LaCourse, CADALYST, August 2003 Getting Much More Value Out of What You Already Paid For; Moving from 'What If?' to 'Which If?' in Product Development - why CAE and Intelligent Digital Prototyping are vital in today's troubled economy, Dennis Nagy, COE NewsNet, June 2003 Richard Childress Racing Brings GM's SB2 Engine Into Digital World - GM's NASCAR teams used Geomagic Studio software and Pro/ENGINEER to conduct FEA and CFD studies based on an accurate digital replica of the cast part and to create a complete digital engine assembly, Bob Cramblitt, Digital CAD, May 2003 Virtual Prototyping Pays Off - digital product mockups can help identify design flaws, Don LaCourse, Cadalyst, May 2003 Virtual Voyagers - reveals how a Canadian flight simulator maker reorganized its 1.2 million square-foot manufacturing plant, re-deployed its 2,000 plant floor workers and slashed production time of its products by more than half, Nathan Mallett, Advanced Manufacturing, March/April 2003 Bad Vibrations - cars and aircraft could be made safer and quieter using a holographic analysis technique to detect metal fatigue, e4engineering, March 20, 2003 Static Stress with Linear Material Models/Multiphysics Tutorial - shows how to use the Static Stress with Linear Material Models and Multiphysics capabilities of ALGOR software, Algor.com, March 28, 2003 (pdf) Advanced Design Insights - advice on how to incorporate computer-aided-engineering tools into the early stages of the design process to reduce production time, Jeffrey Rowe, Advanced Manufacturing, March/April 2003 Modeling and Simulation/ Recreating the Real World - modeling and simulation techniques have taken over many aspects of the R&D environment - from modeling the labs we work in to simulating the world we live in, Reed Business Information (hosted on Design News), March 24, 2003 Simulation Helps Improve Valve Trains - engineers at DaimlerChrysler who once analyzed valve trains with old Fortran programs - now turn to 3D dynamic-simulation software for modeling fast-moving, complex mechanical linkages, Machine Design, February 2003 Analysing the Gujarat Earthquake - in the wake of last year's Gujarat earthquake in India, researchers are using tools such as STAAD.Pro structural engineering software to design buildings that can better withstand such catastrophes, CADserver, January 23, 2003 (more CAE features) 2002Automotive Design Simulation - DaimlerChrysler once relied on homegrown programs to model the kinematics and dynamics of its valvetrains but now uses a dynamic simulation tool from LMS, CADserver, December 22, 2002 Moving Analysis to the Mainstream - a key element in minimizing product development time is tightly integrating analysis into the design cycle, John Krouse, Engineering Process Journal, Fall issue 2002 Dave’s Excel Adventure: How to Build a User-Defined Worksheet Function - tutorial for creating your own custom worksheet functions in Visual Basic for Applications, Dave Hooper, DE Online, October 2002 CAE Data Management: A Critical Success Factor for Virtual Product Design and Subsystem Outsourcing - new CAE data management tools are needed for virtual product development to continue to evolve, Gahl Berkooz and Don Brown, COE Newsnet, October 2002 "Virtual Stomach" Reveals Path Taken by Pills - Penn State mechanical engineers have developed the first computer-generated virtual stomach to follow the path of extended-release tablets, e4engineering.com, October 7, 2002 The Sound of Quality - noise, vibration, and harshness specialists are tuning products to vibrate less and sound better, Katherine Tyrka, Design News, October 7, 2002 Warping Wings Readied for Flight - NASA is preparing for the first research flights in a project to demonstrate that twisting or warping flexible wings can enhance aircraft performance, Dave Wilson, Design Engineering, September 23, 2002 Italian Sailboat, American Software - ship designers with America's Cup Team Prada used Isight software to simultaneously run several programs to guide the boat's design, Machine Design, September 2002 Simultaneous Simulation for Free - engineers from Delphi's Energenix Group along with with the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory have created software - now available free of charge - that can simultaneously model a vehicle's propulsion and electrical systems, e4engineering, June 5, 2002 Validate Designs with Today's CAE Options - more analysis options are available with today's MCAD tools, Don LaCourse. Cadalyst, July, 2002 Thermal Modeling Heats Up for the Mainstream - software developers and device vendors are now teaming up to close the design-cycle loop and move toward standard thermal-modeling practices, David Marsh, EDN, June 27, 2002 Exchanging Heat: Keeping Power Modules Cool - Joseph Ufnal, Power Electronics Technology, March 1, 2002 2001Getting Smart - knowledge-software captures ideas and expertise from your company's engineers, Joe Greco, CGW, Nov 2001 Spreadsheet-Aided Engineering: Pushing Spreadsheets to the Limits - powerful spreadsheet applications and solutions developed by SpreadsheetWorld, Tom R. Mincer and David R. McDaniel, DE Online, Nov 2001 Ergonomics in the Digital Office - Jerry Laiserin, Architectural Record, Oct 2001 Motion Simulation Cuts Through System Development Uncertainty - the design may look good on paper but if the actuator doesn't move fast enough or deliver the required force, you'll wish you used motion analysis software, Frank J. Bartos, Control Engineering, Aug 2001 A Better Way to Solve Engineering Problems - MachineDesign.com, January 11, 2001 Digital Mock-up at Jaguar - MCAD, CADserver, January 10, 2001 2000Anatomy of Motion Control - special report by Design News, December 4, 2000 How Companies Create a Virtual One-Room Team, Part 1 - Louise Elliot, Desktop Engineering Online, December 2000 Model Behavior: Getting Into Virtual Prototypes - Janet Gould, Desktop Engineering Online, December 2000 Multiaxis Contouring Allows Complex Motion-Control Performance - Machine Design, December 2000 A New Kind of Crash Test - Mechanical Dynamics, Inc., MCAD Vision, November 2000 |