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Top > Mentorship and Support > System Level and Simulations System Level and SimulationsImagination, experience and available tools set the boundaries for the discovery of optimal, low-risk solutions. Join forces and use new tools to speed up the momentum and to bring in new inputs. This can give you a very essential competitive edge with today’s challenging targets and tough time schedules. Problem Solving
Colibri can assist you with our multi-disciplinary competence base and experience in addressing problems where non-standard solutions and detective work are needed. As your mentor we can:
This allow you to quickly address the tougher tasks while ensuring that competence remains within your company. You become better prepared to act more forcefully in the future. Multiphysics SimulationsAn important and powerful tool when solving problems and creating understanding is computerized simulations. Resources spent on simulations often turn out to be well spent.
Among the most general and powerful simulation procedures is the Finite Element Analysis (FEA) with which static, transient, modal and harmonic problems can be studied non-linearly. Today’s commercial programs can address the full interaction between domains such as structural, thermal, electric, magnetic, fluidic, acoustic, etc. Macros and subprograms broaden the horizon even further. MEMS, with their small size that often eludes intuition and require large, resource-consuming experimental equipment, exemplify that multiphysics FEA has a natural ‘Raison d'être’.
Colibri can assist you with our experience in multiphysics simulations. As your mentor we can:
Colibri’s use of simulations is focused at solving problems and at creating understanding. We use FEA if needed, but not more extensively than motivated. This gives a freedom to use the best available approach and tools for each task, and to approach problems in unconventional ways if needed. We target at presenting the results in the form of an understanding described in words and not just via colorful viewgraphs. Return to the Mentorship and Support page
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