Ansys Electronics

Step into and drive the future of electric vehicle (EV) powertrain design by joining us in a free, hands-on virtual workshop on designing efficient, performant, and cost-effective powertrains. Get a tour of Ansys ConceptEV, a dedicated EV powertrain design and simulation platform that allows system and component engineering teams to collaborate on a shared system simulation connected to requirements from the start of the design process. Learn how to select components, such as the battery, inverter, motor, and transmission to optimize quickly the design of the entire powertrain system and evaluate different EV powertrain architectures. Spaces are limited, so sign up today using the link below to secure your spot! https://ansys.me/41nFw95

Are you ready to revolutionize the design of electric vehicle (EV) powertrain and drive innovation forward with a simulation platform that boosts team engagement and collaboration? A senior application engineer at Ansys with expertise in power systems & circuits explains how System and Components engineers in the automotive industry can design an EV powertrain that is highly efficient, performant, and cost-effective. A bespoke system-level simulation platform for EV powertrain design connected to vehicle requirements is also discussed. Click on the link below to learn more. https://ansys.me/41fh5e8

If you want to hear and learn about the latest technological advancements in electric motor design and development, consider attending the Ansys Electric Machine Innovation Conference on April 2 at the Porsche Experience Center in Hockenheimring, Germany. You will get insights on advanced electric machines from motor experts at Ansys and industry successes from engineering teams at Cummins, Valeo, ZF, and Ampere Cars. Click on the PDF below for more details and to register. https://ansys.me/4ieMKmF

If you want to hear and learn about the latest technological advancements in electric motor design and development, consider attending the Ansys Electric Machine Innovation Conference on April 2 at the Porsche Experience Center in Hockenheimring, Germany. You will get insights on advanced electric machines from motor experts at Ansys and industry successes from engineering teams at Cummins, Valeo, ZF, and Ampere Cars. Click on the PDF below for more details and to register.

Join us on February 20 for a FREE four (4) hour hands-on and guided workshop with access to Ansys EMC Plus simulation software, and learn how to master EMC simulation and integrate it into your product design. As the complexity of electronic systems increases, the importance of EMC simulation grows, allowing engineers to predict and mitigate potential electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues before physical prototypes are built. Click now on the link below to register - limited seating available. This workshop is held in a friendly Central European time zone. https://ansys.me/4gFmjFH

Join us next Tuesday February 18 for a FREE three (3) hour hands-on and guided workshop with access to Ansys Motor-CAD simulation software, and learn how to design efficient and innovative electric machines. Today’s electric motor design requires multiphysics analysis across a wide torque and speed operating range to accommodate rapid development cycles and system integration. Click now on the link below to register - limited seating available. This workshop is held in a friendly European time zone. https://ansys.me/4aYIxB0

Join us on February 20 for a FREE four (4) hour hands-on and guided workshop with access to Ansys EMC Plus simulation software, and learn how to master EMC simulation and integrate it into your product design. As the complexity of electronic systems increases, the importance of EMC simulation grows, allowing engineers to predict and mitigate potential electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues before physical prototypes are built. Click now on the link below to register - limited seating available. This workshop is held in a friendly Central European time zone. https://ansys.me/3Xm2Tin

Join us on February 20 for a FREE four (4) hour hands-on and guided workshop with access to Ansys EMC Plus simulation software, and learn how to master EMC simulations for electronic designs. This hands-on session with experts in full-device simulation offers a unique opportunity for engineers to dive into the world of EMC simulation. This session will provide practical experience, demystifying the simulation process and empowering engineers with the knowledge to implement simulations early in the design phase. Click now on the link below to register - limited seating available. This workshop is held in a friendly European time zone. https://ansys.me/4gC6BuG

Join us on February 20 for a FREE four (4) hour hands-on and guided workshop with access to Ansys EMC Plus simulation software, and learn how to master EMC simulation and integrate it into your product design. As the complexity of electronic systems increases, the importance of EMC simulation grows, allowing engineers to predict and mitigate potential electromagnetic interference (EMI) issues before physical prototypes are built. Click now on the link below to register - limited seating available. This workshop is held in a friendly Central European time zone. https://ansys.me/40RtkNP

Join us on February 18 for a FREE three (3) hour hands-on and guided workshop with access to Ansys Motor-CAD simulation software, and learn how to design efficient and innovative electric machines. Today’s electric motor design requires multiphysics analysis across a wide torque and speed operating range to accommodate rapid development cycles and system integration. Click now on the link below to register - limited seating available. This workshop is held in a friendly European time zone. https://ansys.me/4140MSt