FloTHERM + α solution! Coupled analysis such as "thermal fluid-structure" is now possible!
"FloTHERM" is a design support tool specifically for electronic devices. By utilizing the FloTHERM + α solution, you can perform "multiphysics analysis" and "multidomain analysis." Our company responds to customer requests through the provision of software and consulting services. [Examples] ■ Multiphysics Analysis (Coupling of Different Physical Phenomena) ◎ Thermal Fluid-Structure - High-precision prediction of displacement and temperature within electronic device enclosures ◎ Thermal Fluid-Electromagnetic Field - Loss distribution data analyzed with electromagnetic field analysis software is transferred to FloTHERM via a data mapping tool. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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[Other Examples] ■ Multi-Domain Analysis (Coupling with Models of Different Dimensions) ◎ Thermal Fluid - Vehicle Body System ・ Predicting the temperature of ECU components linked to mechanical drive * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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While focusing on MBD and CAE technologies and their surrounding technical areas, we specialize in building virtual products and collaborative design processes through cutting-edge digital engineering. We form partnerships with leading-edge software vendors of the era, providing a comprehensive engineering environment necessary to solve our customers' increasingly diverse and complex challenges using top-level domestic digital engineering technologies, including thermal fluid analysis, structural analysis, electromagnetic field analysis, acoustic analysis, system simulation, optimization technologies, embedded software development environments, and simulation process data management (SPDM) solutions.
