See How Modeling and Simulation Is Used Across Industries
Multiphysics modeling and simulation drives innovation across industries and academia — as is evidenced by the many uses showcased in the technical papers and posters presented by engineers, researchers, and scientists at the COMSOL Conference each year.
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In diatomic molecules, the anti-bonding eigenstate is the higher energy state as the chemical bond is weakened between the two atoms due to the destructive interference of electronic wavefunctions. It is counterintuitive for the anti-bonding state to have lower energy given the bonding ... Read More
Polymers are increasingly used in many sectors, including consumer products and electronics, automotive and aerospace industries, medical devices and biopharma, and clean energy and batteries. These industries extensively use Multiphysics simulation to predict product performance, ... Read More
Nondestructive inspection (NDI) of damages (e.g., imperfect or degraded bonding lines) or the remaining strength of adhesively bonded lap joints is critical for the operational safety of aircrafts and vehicles. It remains a challenge to use the conventional NDI to quantitatively infer ... Read More
Guided wave technology offers a promising approach for non-destructive testing (NDT), particularly in the detection of corrosion in critical structures such as pipelines. This study focuses on utilizing COMSOL Multiphysics to simulate guided wave propagation for optimizing corrosion ... Read More
Lithium niobate (LiNbO3) possesses unique combination of material properties such as: high electro-optic and elasto-optic coefficients and strong piezoelectricity, enabling integration of optical and acoustic functionalities within a single material, paving the way for advanced ... Read More
Finite Element Method (FEM) simulations are vital in the design of loudspeakers, providing an efficient alternative to traditional trial-and-error methods. This study aims to advance the understanding and optimization of loudspeaker design focusing particularly on the influence of ... Read More
This article reports the design of a high-power ultrasound system, capable of emitting acoustic radiation at 20kHz with SPL peaks up to 160dB at a distance of up to 1m. The main problem of high power airborne ultrasonic systems lies in the acoustic impedance mismatch between the radiator ... Read More
When studying the behavior of a MEMS or electret microphone it is important to consider the design of the inlet or sound channel (tube) that defines how the acoustic signal gets into the microphone, as well as the design of other internal acoustic components such as acoustic chambers and ... Read More
Balanced armature (BA) receivers are miniaturized loudspeakers used in hearing aid instruments, earphones, and hearables. A typical design of a BA receiver includes an armature (metal strip) that is placed between two permanent magnets and a coil that is wound around the armature. The ... Read More
Condenser microphones will have an electrical output for any displacement of the membrane relative to the back plate, which is usually bound to the microphone housing. For the typical use case, a pressure input will create a pressure difference across the membrane, which causes a ... Read More