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In this second video of the Paraview Tutorials Series, I will have a look at the user interface with you. We will have a full tour of the GUI, the menus, …
What is Paraview and How to Install it?
In this series of videos, I will present to you a famous open-source post-processing software called Paraview. This is the paraview website where you can download it: https://www.paraview.org/ Paraview can be overwhelming to use if you are just starting, but it is definitely a very powerful software used a LOT for all kind of data […]
How to make your transducer design simulation Parametric in OnScale
In this video, I will start from the multilayer transducer model that I described in depth in this article. First, I will show you how to modify the geometry to make it parametric. And then, I will show you how to post-process all that with scripting! This article will go more in depth than other […]
Multi-layer Transducer Simulation with OnScale
In this series of 5 videos, I will show you how to generate and simulate a 2D Axi-symmetric Transducer Design with OnScale. Transducer Design Part 1 – Introduction What is a transducer and what kind of results you can obtain from such an FEA simulation with OnScale? That’s what I am talking about in this […]
Nonlinear Explicit Structural Analysis with OnScale
This is a specialist level training webinar about the theory at the core of OnScale Solvers. All Engineers who want to learn more about FEA Analysis and how nonlinear explicit dynamic simulation should watch it… Nonlinear Explicit and Implicit Dynamic Analysis are used in many fast dynamic applications, such as: Impact Analysis of a projectile […]
How to define a user-defined drive function for the electrode in OnScale
This is a very quick tutorial to show you: How to generate a custom drive function such as a chirp for example How to input that in OnScale Generating a Chirp drive function To generate quickly a drive function such as chirp, nothing is better than using the scipy signal python module Here’s a description […]
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