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Modeling Thin Conductors Using the Magnetic Field Formulation Interface
Learn how to use the Magnetic Field Formulation interface to model very thin conductors with nonlinear constitutive relationships as boundary conditions.
Accelerating Semiconductor Manufacturing Simulation with NVIDIA cuDSS
Modeling semiconductor manufacturing processes can require detailed geometries, fine meshes, and coupled physics. These complexities can often lead to high simulation times. Learn how NVIDIA-accelerated computing can reduce computation time for these high-fidelity simulations!
A Guide to Generic Electrochemical Interfaces in COMSOL Multiphysics®
Wondering which electrochemistry add-on product is right for your modeling needs? Read this blog post to find the best fit for your applications.
Multiphysics Simulation Brings Fast, Reliable Innovation to Electric Motorsport
COMSOL is the Official Multiphysics Partner of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. Learn more about what this partnership means for the future of electric racing.
Optimizing Temperature and Pressure Sensor Placement for In-Package Microwave Heating
A team of engineers turned to COMSOL Multiphysics® to simulate the effects that different sensor positions had on microwave heating.
Modeling Acoustic–Structure Interaction in Kaplan Turbine Blades Using COMSOL®
Learn how surrounding media can affect structural vibrations and see an alternative to the traditional “added mass” approach for accounting for these effects in simulations.
Leveraging the mBVD Circuit Model for MEMS Resonator Design
Designing piezoresonators requires high-fidelity multiphysics simulation to capture their complex behavior, but traditional approaches can be computationally demanding. Using an equivalent mBVD circuit enables near-instantaneous simulations while maintaining accuracy.
Using Agentic Workflows with COMSOL Multiphysics®
This blog post describes how to connect an OpenAI™ Codex agent to COMSOL Multiphysics® and use its agentic capabilities to speed up a CFD simulation.
