‘Virtuoso Meets Maxwell’ is a blog series that explores the Virtuoso RF and MultiTech Solutions. So how does Virtuoso meet Maxwell? This is done by combining the industry leader in custom design, Virtuoso, with powerful EM solvers that address a wide…

The goal of simulation preprocessing is to create a mesh that is suitable for the required analysis. We aim for computational efficiency when generating a mesh that resolves both geometry and physics. Based on our simulation expectations, we can enhance…

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This webinar will introduce you to the Clipped-Voronoi Diagram mesh generation technology. This technology is essential to Fidelity CharLES, our new software for wall-modeled large eddy simulation…

As marine geometries become more advanced, the complexity associated with mesh generation increases. Meshing complexity can be linked to multiple factors such as element type, element structure, geometry, topology, user expertise, application, and choice…

The eighth edition of the Women in CFD series features Mary Alarcón Herrera, a product engineer for the Cadence Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) team. Mary's unwavering passion and dedication toward a career in CFD has been instrumental in her…

When designing an electric drivetrain, it's important to ensure the system is reliable and free from overheating and breakdowns. To achieve this, simulating the system before building any physical prototypes can provide valuable insights into the performance…

We are attuned to the fact that the law of nature, or nature’s rule, drives various scientific phenomena. Humans often replicate naturally occurring phenomena to achieve a desirable outcome, similar to how scientists mimic photosynthesis to generate…

There are always a few tricks and tips for an easy yet effective solution to a design problem. For aerospace applications, this is no different! The complexity of subsonic to supersonic aircraft design and wind tunnel testing can be replicated and resolved…

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“We know embarrassingly little about how the mesh affects the CFD solution,” said Prof. Carl Ollivier-Gooch of the University of…

The 2nd AIAA Geometry and Mesh Generation Workshop is taking the qualitative out of mesh resolution by adopting a quantitative definition that will evolve as we move toward the vision of CFD in the year 2030. 

When asked about the resolution of a mesh…