This month’s issue highlights the Physical Modeling Consortium Networking Session at the SAE Congress. Also, if you didn’t have a chance to attend a webinar from the new e-Symposium Series, the recorded versions are now available. Watch for more from the e-Symposium Series coming soon. Be sure to access the latest additions to the Maplesoft Application Center. These include Eigenvalue/Eigenvector Sensitivity, Cross Conduction in Modern Power MOSFETs, and many others!
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| Physical Modeling Consortium Networking Session at the 2008 SAE World Congress |
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The SAE World Congress brings together the best minds of the automotive industry. This year’s venue is the Cobo Center in Detroit, Michigan from April 14-17. During the 2008 SAE World Congress Maplesoft will host a Physical Modeling Consortium Networking Session. This is an ideal opportunity for you to find out more about the Consortium and to meet peers who share the same interest in innovative automotive design techniques. Whether your goal is to stay on top of the latest developments or find a forum to share your ideas and concerns, the PMC will help you get in touch with industry leaders at the forefront of modeling innovation.
For more information about the 2008 SAE World Congress or to learn more about the Physical Modeling Consortium, please click here. |
| Application Center Highlights |
Maple Connectivity Tools for Simulink®/MATLAB®
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 2:00 – 3:00 PM EDT.
This Webinar will introduce you to the power of the Maple product line for rapidly developing solutions and deriving highly efficient engineering system models for easy implementation in your simulation tool-chain. Generate optimal design parameters using automated optimization tools, and import Simulink models into Maple for analysis and simplification.
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Prototype and Simulate Vehicle Systems Using Maplesoft’s Design Engineering Tools
Wednesday, April 30, 2008 2:00 – 3:00 PM EDT.
More than ever, automotive engineers are faced with the need to develop high-fidelity vehicle systems under shorter production cycles. Maplesoft’s new approach to modeling engineering systems allows engineers to formulate the dynamic equations for multi-body, multi-domain systems found in many vehicle components. This Webinar gathers together several experts in the field of vehicle dynamics to present and discuss this approach in the context of Maplesoft’s domain-specific product line.
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For further details or to enroll in a Webinar please click here.
Missed a Webinar? Check out our recorded Webinar section where you can browse and view recordings of past Webinars. |
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| Here are some highlights of this past month's press coverage. |
Software builds system models
Electronic Product Design
When automotive engineers need high accuracy and real-time performance, they need math software to build system models for applications such as hardware in the loop testing. |
Model development and optimization in interactive computing environments
Central European Journal of Operations Research
In this article, Dr. Janos D Pinter discusses Maple and the Global Optimization Toolbox from Maplesoft. |
Beyond the Skies
Scientific Computing World
In an article about the use of scientific software in the field of astronomy, the magazine discusses the use of Maple in modeling the magnetosphere. |
In addition to these articles, check out the Media Center for all the latest coverage on Maplesoft. |
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SAE 2008
April 14-17, 2008
Cobo Center, Detroit, MI
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