Multiphysics Simulation for Defense Technology
Acoustics, EMC, Corrosion: Identifying Development Risks Early
If issues aren’t detected until the prototype stage, it gets expensive. This video presentation shows how physical interactions can be investigated early on, featuring simulation examples related to acoustics, corrosion protection, EMC, and sensor technology.
Acoustics, electromagnetic fields, mechanics, and electrochemical processes influence one another in complex defense systems. If these interactions only become apparent during integration or testing, costly modifications and delays are likely.
The approximately 26-minute video presentation demonstrates how multiphysics simulation makes it possible to investigate such relationships using a virtual model. The focus is on maritime applications: acoustic, electrical, and magnetic signatures, corrosion protection, and radar scattering. Additional examples include EMC and sensor technology.
Learn more in our free webcast on:
- Investigate sound emission and acoustic signatures
- Jointly evaluate corrosion protection and electrical signatures
- Model magnetic signatures and radar scattering
- Analyze EMC issues and unwanted antenna coupling
- Utilize coupled physical effects for sensor development