If you are an FEA simulation engineer or a Designer trying to take some serious design decisions using OnScale, you know probably that how to analyze the data you obtain from simulation is critical. This step is called “Post-processing”, because it comes right after the successful simulation of your design. In short, post-processing is the […]
How to simulate a PZT Disc in OnScale?
The most “basic” type of device capable of harnessing piezoelectricity is called a PZT Disc. It’s used in a lot of sensors, electronic filters,… etc I decided to make a video to teach you how to simulate one with OnScale. If you don’t have access to YouTube, click here to view the video. Why OnScale? […]
Why would you ever put your FEA in the cloud? and how?
A lot of companies now are talking about the « cloud » but not everyone knows what it actually means… As you might be required at some time or another to run your FEA “into the cloud”… better understand what is means ;-) As usual, let’s break down what it means and make everything simple to understand […]
How to measure voltage in OnScale Double Tonpilz Acoustic Simulation
A lot of people ask me about how to extract the voltage in OnScale, so I decided to make a quick video to show how to do that. So here’s the basic problem: Let’s suppose that you want to model two Tonpilz Transducers (or BLTs) in 3D in OnScale. You apply voltage to one of […]
What is a sound wave & How does it propagate?
For this new article on the blog, I decided to go into a new domain of engineering I never talked about until now: Acoustics and Sound Wave Propagation! It’s always exciting to enter and discover a new type of physics because I start to see more possibilities around me and it allows me to understand […]
