In computer science, Computer-aided engineering (often abbreviated as CAE) refers to software applications that facilitate the resolution of technological problems through numerical computation.
All engineering problems that can be described by equations are likely to be solved with the help of CAE programs. However, the categories of problems most frequently solved by CAE software are the following:
– Analog simulations and digital simulations of electronic circuits.
– Calculation of electromagnetic fields (both the desired ones, in the case of antennas design, and the undesirable ones, in the case of electromagnetic interference study).
– Static or dynamic calculation of structures (in civil or mechanical engineering).
I just completed the “Simulink Foundamentals” course helded on Matlab training online platform. The course allowed me to hone some skills in using and optimizing the simulation environment developed by MathWorks. Simulink Simulink is a simulation environment that, through block diagrams, allows you to design systems with multidomain models, perform Read more…
Realization of an elementary cell of a cellular structure characterized by a Giroid geometry in a CAD modeling environment, using Solidworks. The following article is an extract from a project carried out for the course of Advanced Techniques for the Design of Prosthetic Devices. Held for Medical Engineering at the Read more…
In the digital era, even in medicine, numerous images are produced every day and, despite their classification, the segmentation and recognition of objects are less detailed. With the recent development of artificial intelligence and convolutional neural network algorithms it is possible to achieve excellent results. This article analyzes the neural Read more…
In this period I had the opportunity to gain different experiences in the design and construction of antennas. In particular, the latest experiences have focused on the study and design of patch antennas and antenna arrays. The last opportunity, after the realization of the project for the Wireless Electromagnetics Technologies Read more…
In most phenomena it is often necessary to take into account, in addition to the mechanical characteristics, various other quantities. For example, it is important to analyze the variation over time of quantities such as temperature, thermal flows, current intensity, mass flow, concentration gradients, etc. Most biological tissues can be Read more…
Computational models for finite element analysis of material responses with isotropic and kinematic hardening.
The latest developments in Computer Aided Engineering, by means of the remarkable progress that several softwares have been made in terms of computational speed and of enlarged ranges of phaenomena that can be simulated and accurately analyzed, represent an immense span to inventiveness. For this particular instance, it is also Read more…
In the present analysis several simulation analysis were carried out to analyze the structural response of CF / PEEK laminated composites showing great potential for application in the biomedical field.Background, in a laminated composite the structural behavior depends on the arrangement of the individual layers, in these analyzes it is Read more…
Automated computational modeling (ACM) is a fairly recent technique that exploits a hybrid approach by combining symbolic computation with numerical computation. These potentialities can be exploited in finite element formulations so it is possible to automate some procedures, including derivation ones, by performing the calculations that until recently were carried Read more…
Among the exams scheduled for the course of Medical Engineering studies at the University of Rome Tor Vergata there is the course of Wireless Electromagnetics Technologies. The course provides the foundation for current and next generation wireless services, including radio and video transmission, radar tracking, mobile and personal communications, wireless Read more…
This image processing algorithm arises from the need to have a 3D volume starting from the slices of a CT. There are several algorithms online but most require DICOM images. In this case, the reference dataset is made up of 970 png images. Also, although the image is actually in Read more…
The following report introduces various simulation campaigns aimed at homogenizing trabecular bone tissue.Background, analyzing the structure of the trabecular bone it is evident how the shape of the pores and the trabecular structure influence the stiffness and the structural response. It is analyzed how the variation of the pore geometry Read more…
Modern computers have all the prerequisites for developing numerical resolution methods for a large class of physical problems that have been left without an analytical solution for years. There are several numerical solution methods known in literature and among them the method of moments (MoM) is a generable method applicable Read more…
Among the exams scheduled in the Medical Engineering course at the University of Rome Tor Vergata there is the course of Wireless Electromagnetics Technologies. The course provides the foundation for current and next generation wireless services, including radio and video transmission, radar tracking, mobile and personal communications, wireless sensor networks, Read more…
I just finished the “SOLIDWORKS: Designing for Consumer Electronics” course held by Johno Ellison on the LinkedIn Learning platform. The course analyzes the foundations for the design of electronic devices. New consumer electronics products are created every year. The course addresses the basics for the design of electronic devices. In Read more…