Discover 'What’s New' in Engineering Simulation and Analysis with Cadence at the NAFEMS Americas 2022!

Did you know that a team of researchers at Florida State University in the US is using simulation technology to study why and how bananas brown over time and, consequently, prevent wastage of fruits when they are perfectly edible?

To all the analysis and simulation folks out there, if you are on the lookout for sustainable solutions to world problems using simulation technologies,  the NAFEMS Americas Regional Conference 2022 (NRC22 Americas) is for you and is coming soon!

When: June 21-23, 2022

Where: Indianapolis, Indiana

Unravel breakthrough technologies, share experiences, and explore future issues with the leading visionaries and practitioners of CAE-related technologies at the NRC22 Americas. The conference will cover a broad range of engineering simulation and analysis topics over the 2.5-day program, addressing the four key themes:

• Simulation-Driven Design
• Implementing Simulation Governance
• Advancing Manufacturing Processes & Additive Manufacturing
• Addressing Business Strategies, Challenges & Advanced Technologies

If that’s not exciting enough. Here's more!

All attendees will have an opportunity to meet and interact with IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi of Andretti Autosport!

Cadence at NAFEMS Americas 2022

Cadence is a proud sponsor of the NAFEMS Americas 2022. At the event, we will be presenting our system design and analysis technologies for that innovative edge to multi-disciplinary applications. In today’s world, with the convergence of electronics and mechanical systems, the top-notch objectives for analysis technologies are to optimize system design, lower production costs, and deliver faster solutions, and our products ought to offer just that!

At the conference, Dr. Mellika Roshandell, Product Marketing Director at Cadence, will be talking about ‘Thermally Optimizing a High-Power PCB for Battery-Powered Applications.'

In traditional design approaches, the electrical and thermal evaluations are totally separated, and electrical-thermal coupling effects are never addressed during PCB design process, resulting in a long iteration time that directly impacts the time to market. Several electronic components widely used in motor control systems are very sensitive to operating ambient temperature. A workflow with thermal analysis and optimization software (Cadence Celsius Thermal Solver) augments the system performance and turnaround time of a PCB evaluation board deployed in battery-powered electronics.

Meet our Experts and Watch Demos at Our Booth

Our experts are looking forward to meeting with you. They can answer all your questions, show you demos, help with specific technical questions or just give you an overview of everything that Cadence System Design and Analysis technologies can do to help increase the performance of your design and accelerate your workflow without loss of accuracy.

Visit us and learn more about Cadence System Design and Analysis products – Booth No. #200

If you would like to book an appointment beforehand, feel free to reach out: