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Ansys Lumerical HEAT
In this learning track, we will learn about the Ansys Lumerical HEAT solver, which can be used for thermal simulations in the finite-element multiphysics environment. We will start with the physics of the solver as well as its various modes of operation and discuss some real-world application examples for which the HEAT solver can be used. We will then set up and analyze the flow of heat in a thin film. Following this, we will cover useful information about the material models used. We will also introduce various simulation objects available in the HEAT solver, such as sources, monitors, and boundary conditions. Finally, we will discuss thermal-conductive and transient (time-dependent) simulations that can be performed.
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Innovation Course
Lumerical HEAT — Intro
In this course, we will learn about the Ansys Lumerical HEAT solver, which can be used for thermal simulations in the finite-element multiphysics environment. We will start with the physics of the solver as well as its various modes of operation, and conclude by introducing s...Read more
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Innovation Course
Lumerical HEAT — My First Simulation
This course guides you through the process of setting up and analyzing the flow of heat in a thin film using the Ansys Lumerical HEAT solver. The example is also intended to help you get familiar with the main parts of the finite-element IDE user interface. By ...Read more
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Innovation Course
Lumerical HEAT — Material & Sim Obj
This course covers useful information about various material models used by the Ansys Lumerical HEAT solver for thermal simulation. You will also get to know the material database which contains the thermal properties of a series of most commonly us...Read more
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Innovation Course
Lumerical HEAT — Transient Sims
The Ansys Lumerical HEAT – My First Simulation course covered how to use the steady state thermal only mode of the Lumerical HEAT solver. This course covers two other modes of operation: thermal-conductive and transient (time-dependent) simulations. By the end of th...Read more
