“It’s no secret that while today’s products are getting smarter, they’re also becoming more complex,” said Jim Cashman, president and CEO at ANSYS, in a press statement. The coupling is said to enable virtual validation of both the hardware and software components of power electronic and mechatronic systems. The HPC Parametric Pack, according to the company, amplifies the available licenses for individual applications (pre-processing, meshing, solve, HPC, post-processing) by enabling simultaneous execution of multiple design points while consuming just one set of application licenses.ĪNSYS 14.5 offers new coupling of Esterel Technologies’ SCADE embedded software simulation solution with the ANSYS Simplorer multi-domain system simulator. The new multiphysics capabilities in version 14.5 are described as “seamlessly brought together with the ANSYS Workbench platform to deliver unmatched engineering productivity and innovation.” (ANSYS Workbench is the framework that supports the ANSYS suite of engineering technologies, and it also delivers capabilities for integrating native and third-party tools.) The update is said to deliver a number of new multiphysics solutions and enhancements to pre-processing and meshing capabilities, as well as a new parametric HPC (high-performance computing) licensing model to make design exploration more scalable.ĪNSYS 14.5 HPC technology supports robust design exploration via a combination of Workbench’s enhanced parametric simulation technology with improved job management and the new HPC Parametric Pack licensing solution, which enables scalable throughput computing. Additionally, ANSYS 14.5 debuts its first chip-package-system design flow methodology for IC designers, ANSYS HFSS electromagnetic field simulation for ECAD design workflows, as well as extended fluid-thermal capabilities.ĪNSYS 14.5 provides a new Maxwell advanced hysteresis material modeling capability that, says the company, can be used to analyze the magnetization and demagnetization of permanent magnets. The solution includes new multiphysics capabilities integrated with the ANSYS Workbench platform that the company says will enable improved engineering productivity and innovation. (Canonsburg, PA) has announced the availability of version 14.5 of its ANSYS 14.5 engineering simulation technology.
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