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Aircraft Radome Characterization via Multiphysics Simulation

By Eamon Whalen on September 26, 2018
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Eamon Whalen
Application Engineer at Altair
Eamon Whalen works as an Application Engineer at Altair Boston, where he supports Finite Element Analysis (FEA) and optimization software. His interests include multi-disciplinary optimization (MDO), design exploration, and machine learning. Eamon received a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2016.
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This post is from a white paper written by Altair’s Eamon Whalen, Gopinath Gampala, Katelyn Hunter, Sarthak Mishra, CJ Reddy Radomes protect antennas from structural damage due to wind, precipitation, and bird strikes. In aerospace applications, radomes often double as a … Read More

A Step Towards Understanding Brain Disorders

By Jo Hussey on June 27, 2018
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Jo Hussey
With qualifications in materials engineering, Jo worked for a UK independent, contract research and development company gaining experience with diverse numbers of, mainly, high-performance materials, processes and inspection methods for a variety of international clients from European aerospace to SMEs. Based in France since 1989, she continues to provide techno-commercial services on a freelance basis, and is now working with the Altair HyperWorks team.
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Disruption to blood flow anywhere in the body can result in damage or death of cells. The brain is particularly vulnerable because its correct and continued function relies on a healthy network of arteries, veins and capillary blood vessels. With … Read More

Solid-Lattice Hip Prosthesis Design: Applying Topology and Lattice Optimization to Reduce Stress Shielding from Hip Implants

By Altair on May 23, 2018
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This blog post is based on the paper “Solid-Lattice Hip Prosthesis Design: Applying Topology and Lattice Optimization to Reduce Stress Shielding from Hip Implants” that was presented at the DMD 2018 Conference in Minneapolis, MN in April 2018. Authors: Yuhao … Read More

A Walk Through the Simulations Gallery

By Sridhar Ravikoti on December 19, 2017
Sridhar Ravikoti
Sridhar Ravikoti
Technical Director - Global Partner Programs at Altair
Sridhar Ravikoti is the Technical Director of Global Partner Programs at Altair. He has been with Altair since 2000, gaining experience in engineering product development and software program management. In his current role as a technical lead for the Altair Partner Alliance, Sridhar drives a synergetic relationship between Altair offering and its Partners. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Osmania University in India, and a Master’s degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, with a major in Mechanical Engineering and a minor degree in Applied Mechanics.
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It’s always interesting to see how our simulation platform enables engineers to solve real engineering problems. Numerous examples are presented by customers at the Altair Technology Conferences (ATC) throughout the world this past year. Just to give you an idea … Read More

Worrying about Intellectual Property? Combine Measurements with FEKO Simulations

By Jordi Soler on November 19, 2015
Jordi Soler
Jordi Soler
Vice President of Global Business Development at Altair
Dr. Jordi Soler is Vice President of Global Business Development for Altair's electromagnetic solutions, including FEKO electromagnetic simulation software, one of Jordi's passions since 2000. Jordi has 17+ years' industrial experience and a strong background in electromagnetics and in computational electromagnetics related to multiple areas, including antennas, EMC, RCS and electronics. He has occupied several business development and engineering management positions and led multiple product development projects for many industries, including automotive, aerospace, military, electronics, wireless and telecommunications. He has won several international awards and is co-inventor of +20 patents involved in licensing deals worth more than $70 million.
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Numerical modelling of electromagnetic (EM) phenomena is maturing quickly due to ease of use, intuitive simulation codes and powerful hardware solutions. By taking advantages from the synergies between EM simulations and measurements, the industry can make earlier decisions on important … Read More

Diplexer schematic in FEST3D

Waveguide Diplexer Design with FEKO, FEST3D and SPARK3D

By Fiona Richardson on October 3, 2013
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A waveguide diplexer is designed using the interface between FEKO and FEST3D. A part of the design is modelled in FEKO and the obtained generalised scattering matrix is used as a component in the FEST3D model. A multipactor analysis is … Read More

Two Wheeled Self-balancing Scooter: A Multi-disciplinary Design Approach

By Sridhar Ravikoti on September 26, 2017
Sridhar Ravikoti
Sridhar Ravikoti
Technical Director - Global Partner Programs at Altair
Sridhar Ravikoti is the Technical Director of Global Partner Programs at Altair. He has been with Altair since 2000, gaining experience in engineering product development and software program management. In his current role as a technical lead for the Altair Partner Alliance, Sridhar drives a synergetic relationship between Altair offering and its Partners. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Osmania University in India, and a Master’s degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, with a major in Mechanical Engineering and a minor degree in Applied Mechanics.
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Personal transporters powered by electric motors have become very popular in the last two decades. Different types of personal transporters are in the market for short distance commute needs, ranging from skateboards, two wheeled scooters like Segway, bicycles – most … Read More