Hands-on Minicourses
Introduction to Multiphysics
Hands-on introduction to modeling and simulation of coupled physics phenomena. You will set up your first model using ready-to-use application interfaces and conduct postprocessing of simulation results.
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AC/DC Modeling
This minicourse illustrates the modeling of static and low-frequent devices in electromagnetics. Examples include a MEMS capacitor, a generator, eddy currents in a metal plate, and a combined multiphysics and circuit model of cables connecting a charger to a car battery.
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Chemical Engineering
One stop shop from reaction formula to process simulation. Hands-on exercises take you through each step, from interfacing experimental data, parameter estimation, to space dependent simulations. Examples also include reactor modeling with coupled heat and mass transfer.
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RF Modeling
Learn how to analyze a variety of electromagnetic waves scenarios. Examples include a circulator, a microwave filter undergoing heat expansion, a circuit board, and the sea bed logging method for oil prospecting.
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Acoustics Module
The Acoustics Module is a complete modeling environment for linear wave-like phenomena in fluids and structures. Learn how to model loudspeakers, piezoacoustic transducers, mufflers, acoustic-structure interaction, and more.
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MEMS and Microfluidics
You will learn how to simulate MEMS problems, concentrating on electrostatic and piezo-electric actuation, electro-thermal deformation and deforming mesh problems. We will review the various physics which govern MEMS problems of this type and then show how these are implemented.
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Heat Transfer
You will learn basic modeling techniques for heat transfer phenomena. Examples cover electronics cooling and fluid-thermal couplings.
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Structural Mechanics
Get hands-on experience from modeling multiphysics contact, orthotropic materials, thermal stress analysis, and fatigue analysis of different cases of load histories.
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