What is new in Ansys HFSS? Struggling to keep track of your #simulation job and visualizing your results effectively? Designers want a streamlined, intuitive process with practical visualization options. That's why we've enhanced our job submissions utility in #HFSS. Whether you are using local or remote compute resources, our new web-based interface now offers interactive 3D model views and detailed result plots as shown in the video below. Curious to learn more about this new capability and other features in the upcoming #Ansys 2024 R2 release? Make sure to register for our upcoming release webinar on August 6th. Registration link: https://ansys.me/3zI44Q0 #electromagnetics
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Learn more about the new capabilities and features in #Ansys 2024 R2 with our forthcoming release webinar on August 6th
What is new in Ansys HFSS? Struggling to keep track of your #simulation job and visualizing your results effectively? Designers want a streamlined, intuitive process with practical visualization options. That's why we've enhanced our job submissions utility in #HFSS. Whether you are using local or remote compute resources, our new web-based interface now offers interactive 3D model views and detailed result plots as shown in the video below. Curious to learn more about this new capability and other features in the upcoming #Ansys 2024 R2 release? Make sure to register for our upcoming release webinar on August 6th. Registration link: https://ansys.me/3zI44Q0 #electromagnetics
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Multi-band phased array system design is becoming progressively more complex--particularly with the recent inclusion of meta-material enhancements. The simulation tools you use for design, optimization and validation of complex multi-band phased arrays need to progress as well. The next version of Ansys HFSS extends 3D Component Domain Decomposition Methods to full 3D realizations--enabling you to stack elements, frequency-selective or meta material layers, and more. The result: You can tackle more advanced array systems, more efficiently, requiring less from your computer to get the job done and leverage the industry's gold standard in antenna system modeling & simulation.
What is new in #HFSS? Say goodbye to #Antenna array Mayhem: HFSS 2024R2 makes complex arrays easy! Designers often struggle with creating and simulating complex antenna array structures, especially when stacking arrays vertically or incorporating multiple arrays on a single platform. This process can be time-consuming, error-prone, and computationally intensive to the point of making such designs not feasible. Ansys HFSS offers an industry-leading methodology for solving component arrays called the component array domain decomposition method (CADDM), which delivers significant simulation time and memory savings. Antenna array designers have come to rely on the efficiency of CADDM to accurately model finite arrays or to integrate a single finite array on a platform. There are many cases where multiple finite antenna arrays need to be modeled together and - in those cases - the CADDM technology can no longer be leveraged, forcing designers to either use a less efficient solver methodology or forgo the fully coupled analysis of the more complete system. #Ansys HFSS 2024R2 advances innovation in antenna array and communication system designs by extending the CADDM solver methodology beyond a single finite array. In the 24R2 version of HFSS, designers can now define multiple arrays in a single model and still benefit from the use of CADDM, making the solving process faster and more efficient for designs such as a 5x5 patch antenna array with a 14x14 frequency selective surface (FSS) radome in a metallic enclosure, as shown in the animation below. This capability can also be used when incorporating multiple arrays on a platform. By simplifying the process of defining, stacking, incorporating, and simulating multiple antenna arrays, HFSS enhances simulation efficiency for antenna design and placement engineers, reducing the time and effort needed to achieve accurate results. Make sure to catch our very own Principal Product Manager, Sara Louie, on August 6th as she presents the latest Ansys R2 updates for the High Frequency #Electronics products. https://ansys.me/3yupfVn #electromagnetics
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What is new in #HFSS? Say goodbye to #Antenna array Mayhem: HFSS 2024R2 makes complex arrays easy! Designers often struggle with creating and simulating complex antenna array structures, especially when stacking arrays vertically or incorporating multiple arrays on a single platform. This process can be time-consuming, error-prone, and computationally intensive to the point of making such designs not feasible. Ansys HFSS offers an industry-leading methodology for solving component arrays called the component array domain decomposition method (CADDM), which delivers significant simulation time and memory savings. Antenna array designers have come to rely on the efficiency of CADDM to accurately model finite arrays or to integrate a single finite array on a platform. There are many cases where multiple finite antenna arrays need to be modeled together and - in those cases - the CADDM technology can no longer be leveraged, forcing designers to either use a less efficient solver methodology or forgo the fully coupled analysis of the more complete system. #Ansys HFSS 2024R2 advances innovation in antenna array and communication system designs by extending the CADDM solver methodology beyond a single finite array. In the 24R2 version of HFSS, designers can now define multiple arrays in a single model and still benefit from the use of CADDM, making the solving process faster and more efficient for designs such as a 5x5 patch antenna array with a 14x14 frequency selective surface (FSS) radome in a metallic enclosure, as shown in the animation below. This capability can also be used when incorporating multiple arrays on a platform. By simplifying the process of defining, stacking, incorporating, and simulating multiple antenna arrays, HFSS enhances simulation efficiency for antenna design and placement engineers, reducing the time and effort needed to achieve accurate results. Make sure to catch our very own Principal Product Manager, Sara Louie, on August 6th as she presents the latest Ansys R2 updates for the High Frequency #Electronics products. https://ansys.me/3yupfVn #electromagnetics
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Check out what's new in #Ansys HFSS, and keep an eye out for upcoming webinars from PADT, covering all of the in's and out's of this exciting new release. #Simulation | #Electronics | #Antenna | #Ansys2024R2
What is new in #HFSS? Say goodbye to #Antenna array Mayhem: HFSS 2024R2 makes complex arrays easy! Designers often struggle with creating and simulating complex antenna array structures, especially when stacking arrays vertically or incorporating multiple arrays on a single platform. This process can be time-consuming, error-prone, and computationally intensive to the point of making such designs not feasible. Ansys HFSS offers an industry-leading methodology for solving component arrays called the component array domain decomposition method (CADDM), which delivers significant simulation time and memory savings. Antenna array designers have come to rely on the efficiency of CADDM to accurately model finite arrays or to integrate a single finite array on a platform. There are many cases where multiple finite antenna arrays need to be modeled together and - in those cases - the CADDM technology can no longer be leveraged, forcing designers to either use a less efficient solver methodology or forgo the fully coupled analysis of the more complete system. #Ansys HFSS 2024R2 advances innovation in antenna array and communication system designs by extending the CADDM solver methodology beyond a single finite array. In the 24R2 version of HFSS, designers can now define multiple arrays in a single model and still benefit from the use of CADDM, making the solving process faster and more efficient for designs such as a 5x5 patch antenna array with a 14x14 frequency selective surface (FSS) radome in a metallic enclosure, as shown in the animation below. This capability can also be used when incorporating multiple arrays on a platform. By simplifying the process of defining, stacking, incorporating, and simulating multiple antenna arrays, HFSS enhances simulation efficiency for antenna design and placement engineers, reducing the time and effort needed to achieve accurate results. Make sure to catch our very own Principal Product Manager, Sara Louie, on August 6th as she presents the latest Ansys R2 updates for the High Frequency #Electronics products. https://ansys.me/3yupfVn #electromagnetics
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If you've missed Qfinsoft (PTY) LTD webinar on Ansys High Frequency Simulation Software, you can now watch the recording on our YouTube channel. ⬇ 📥 Contact us at info@qfinsoft.co.za to activate your free trial! Topics covered during the Webinar session: 1. Physics Simulation for Electronics, Apertures, Signatures and Propagation. 2. RF apertures and installed antenna systems. 3. Modelling Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) effects - Low frequency, large space EM physics. 4. Radar signature modelling - RCS, radar imaging and range -Doppler modelling. 5. RF Cosite, RF Desense, RF Coexistence – Deconflicting interference and solving link budget challenges. 6. Real -Time Wireless Channel and Radar Modeling – Ansys Perceive EM Solver and the RF Channel Modeler Solution. Take-aways: - High performance physics modelling for high and low frequency systems - Validate RF systems in the context of Design Reference Mission (DRM) simulations - Create direct, accurate analytical models for RF signature disciplines - High quality RF/radar signature modelling at scale and at speed is possible #HFSSRecording #Ansys #Qfinsoft #RFsystems #Antenna #ModellingElectromagneticPulse #RadarSignatureModelling #RFCosite #YouTube #HighPerformancePhysicsModelling
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Navigating the complexities of 5G filter design? Learn how to handle problems arising from RF noise, system requirements, electromagnetic coupling, and more with the combination of Modelithics COMPLETE+3D library and Ansys HFSS.
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Ansys EMC Plus 2024 R1 Featured Update: Transfer Impedance Simulator “Braided cables have been known for a long time to allow fields to couple inside the braids, what we’ve done is create a mechanism to design those braids in 3D,” said #EMA President Tim McDonald. The new transfer impedance feature allows users to easily simulate the smallest details in cable braids. Users do not have to create the geometry, instead, the software will create it for you, set up the simulation, run it, and give you the results. “Once you know some of these transfer impedance values you can apply them to use in the larger #simulation of an entire device or an entire vehicle,” McDonald said. Learn more about this feature and what else is new by attending the webinar “Ansys EMC Plus 2024 R1 What’s New” on March 12. Register Now: https://ansys.me/3woz3yY #EMCPlus #Ansys #transferimpedance
Ansys EMC Plus 2024 R1 Featured Update: Transfer Impedance Simulator
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Antennas are the front end for every wireless communication device. They have many characteristics like gain, bandwidth, directivity, efficiency, and more. One of the most widely used techniques to enhance the antenna gain characteristic is array implementation. This Ansys Innovation Course demonstrates the procedure for setting up and analyzing a finite dipole array using the finite array domain decomposition method in Ansys HFSS. Simulation eliminates the need for physical prototyping or test setup, which reduces the overall design cycle time. Learn more here: https://ansys.me/4axhVXf
Simulation of a Dipole Array in Ansys HFSS | Ansys Innovation Courses
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RF/microwave filters can be designed very efficiently by taking advantage of the capabilities of today’s software tools. For lumped-element filters, one possible design approach is to use Ansys NuHertz FilterSolutions (ANFS) in conjunction with Modelithics Microwave Global Models™ available within the Modelithics COMPLETE+3D Library™. This design process involves first synthesizing the filter with ANFS and then exporting it to Ansys Electronics Desktop (AEDT), where it can be optimized to achieve the desired performance. Modelithics Application Note 090: A Complete Filter Design Flow with Ansys NuHertz FilterSolutions and Modelithics Models demonstrates this design process. Read the full application note: https://lnkd.in/egZhwngh To learn more about the Modelithics COMPLETE+3D Library for Ansys HFSS, visit: https://lnkd.in/e9Uxi4A5 #modelithics #ansys #ansyshfss
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3moThat’s definitely a handy feature to create better time management!