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ANSYS Webinars, Seminars and Events This Week

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Learn ImageIn the U.S., Groundhog Day is behind us; Phil saw his shadow and Spring looms ever closer. Last night the Ravens won the Superbowl and today the media is buzzing about the commercials, Beyonce’s half-time show and the power outage more than the plays on the field. But it’s Monday, and time to get back to the work at hand, so let’s turn our attention to the exciting line-up of ANSYS webinars and other events this week.

Feb 05 Traction Motor Design for EV/HEVs Online
Feb 06 Permanent Magnet (PM) Motor: Design, Modeling and Control Orlando, Florida
Feb 06 Ask the Expert – Tools for Efficiently Managing ANSYS Mechanical 14.5 Models Online
Feb 06 ANSYS Seminar: Electromechanical Tools Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Feb 06 Altium Designer 2013 Definition of Insanity Tour Carlsbad, California
Feb 06 Ask the Expert – Modeling Reacting Flows with ANSYS CFD Online
Feb 06 Ask the Expert – Tips & Tricks to Improve Modeling Efficiency & Productivity in ANSYS Icepak Online
Feb 07 Traction Motor Design for EV/HEVs Online
Feb 08 ANSYS 14.5 Update Seminar Houston, Texas
Feb 11 Altium Designer 2013 Definition of Insanity Tour Chicago, Illinois

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ANSYS Webinars, Seminars and Events This Week

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Learn ImageWe have seven ANSYS webinars for you to take advantage of this week where you can further your skills in your ANSYS software. Begin the week by gaining insight into the ANSYS Fluent Adjoint Solver, a groundbreaking new technology that ANSYS fluids customers are already beginning to take advantage of to help them improve their products quicker. Explore ANSYS Workbench, which provides a number of standard tools for structural mechanics simulations, or Ask The Expert about tips & tricks for modeling reacting flows.

And, if you’re on the road this week at DesignCon in Santa Clara, CA, stop by Booth 513 and say hello!

Jan 29 The ANSYS Fluent Adjoint Solver: Getting More From Your CFD Webinar
Jan 29 Customization of Process for Structural Mechanics Webinar
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Jan 30		 DesignCon 2013 Santa Clara, CA Trade Show
Jan 30 Ask the Expert – Modeling Reacting Flows with ANSYS CFD Webinar
Jan 30 Ask the Expert – Tips & Tricks to Improve Modeling Efficiency & Productivity in ANSYS Icepak Webinar
Jan 30 Ask the Expert – Tools for Efficiently Managing ANSYS Mechanical 14.5 Models Webinar
Jan 31 The ANSYS Fluent Adjoint Solver: Getting More From Your CFD Webinar
Jan 31 Customization of Process for Structural Mechanics Webinar

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ANSYS Webinars, Seminars and Events This Week – Oct 22

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image of Learning text on a keyboard ANSYS Webinars and EventsBefore I tell you about this week’s events, DID YOU KNOW that you can view past recordings of ANSYS webinars in our Resource Library? In case you missed a specific topic you’re interested in, you can also filter your results by Industry or Product. Why not catch up on all the great content our experts have put together for ANSYS users today!

While you’re there, I’d like to invite you to browse and find other technical briefs, conference papers and case studies of interest to you. If there’s something specific you’re looking for, please leave a comment on this blog post and I’ll see what I can find for you.

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Why Our Electronic Gizmos Don’t Heat Up – Thermal Management of Electronic Devices

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image of chip on boardI just had an interesting conversation with some of my colleagues about thermal management of electronic devices. I asked them a very simple question: Why does my cell phone not heat up, even when I talk on it for an hour? They explained to me all of  the challenges of cooling the electronic devices we use every day: computers, cell phones, tablets, pagers. (Oh no! I thought only the Flintstones still use a pager.)

Thermal Management is Essential

What I found most intriguing was how designers of these great products must look at both the heat generation of the device as a function of its usage (idle, in-use, charging) and the cooling system: They must neither under- nor over-design the cooling system. Or worse case, they must make sure that the device does not fail because components get too hot or “grill.” (See picture.)

ANSYS Webinars, Seminars and Events This Week – Sept. 10

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image of Learning text on a keyboard ANSYS Webinars and EventsWe have a plethora of ANSYS webinars, face-to-face seminars and workshops this week. For instance, if you’re in or around Washington, DC for the NAFEMS North America Conference, we’d love to have you stop by our booth and say hello.

Below you’ll find a more comprehensive listing of ANSYS webinars and seminars. Make sure you register today for the events you’d like to attend. Continue reading →

ANSYS Events and Webinars This Week – June 25 – 29

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image of Learning text on a keyboardOur Ask the Expert series continues this week on the ANSYS Events Calendar along with several other events around the world. Just select the ones that fit your interest.

You must register in advance for webinars, but they are FREE to attend. In addition, recordings will be available after-the-fact for most webinars in our Resource Library.

 ANSYS EVENTS

June 26 - June 27 AIAA Fluid Dynamics Conference New Orleans, Louisiana, United States Trade Show
June 26 Automotive Powertrain Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) Online Webinar
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June 28		 Forum Ter@tec – Simuler pour concevoir Palaiseau, France Trade Show
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June 29		 2nd International Thermal Management Conference for EV/HEV Darmstadt, Germany Trade Show
June 27 Ask the Expert – Battery Cell Electrochemical and Thermal Modeling Online Webinar
June 27 Ask the Expert – Best Practices for Meshing Complex CAD Geometries in ANSYS Icepak Online Webinar
June 28 Automotive Powertrain Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) Online Webinar

ANSYS Webinars and Workshops This Week – April 16-20

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image of Learning text on a keyboardWe’ve got several events on tap for this week, including guest speakers from IBM joining us on Tuesday and Thursday to discuss High-Performance Cluster Configurations for ANSYS Fluild Dynamics. Simply click on the event title you wish to attend. REGISTER TODAY

Also kicking off this week is our first in a series of face-to-face workshops called “Confidence By Design”. These session will take place at various locations throughout the U.S. – this week is Newark, NJ. (further details below) Continue reading →

ANSYS Webinar Events This Week – Register Today

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image of Learning text on a keyboardComing up this week we have two free one-hour webinars in our Ask the Expert series. Be sure you get these on your calendar by registering today.

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Ask the Expert – ANSYS Icepak Macros for Advanced Thermal Modeling & Productivity Enhancements

Wednesday, April 04, 2012
9:00 A.M. EDT, 1:00 P.M. GMT

Duration: 60 minutes
This webinar will provide an overview of the macros that are currently available in ANSYS Icepak 14.0. The webinar will also provide the users with detailed insight into several macros that cater to key application areas and/or modeling requirements. After the presentation, a panel of ANSYS Icepak experts will be available to answer your questions. Join us for this free one-hour webinar and see how ANSYS Icepak users can benefit from the various capabilities/functionalities offered by the Icepak macros.

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