Register now for this upcoming webinar, hosted by multiphysics simulation software provider COMSOL, exploring how to model and simulate electrical power devices.
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The shift toward green energy in general, and electrification in particular, has led to a considerable increase in the demand for electrical power devices at both the component and system levels. Optimal performance for a wide range of operating conditions has become an important design requirement for electrical power devices now that they are increasingly subjected to varying levels of power production — as caused by solar or wind power — and power consumption (especially in regard to electric vehicle charging cycles).
For large-scale electrical power systems, testing and prototyping can be time consuming and costly, to the point where it becomes impractical. Numerical analysis is able to improve the fundamental understanding of the systems involved, reduce R&D costs and speed up development cycles. Modelling and simulation enables electrical engineers to make more informed decisions and reduce manufacturing and maintenance costs while staying within the required safety margins.
In this webinar, we will discuss using the COMSOL Multiphysics® simulation software to model power cables, transformers, switches and other components. The presentation will also include a live demo of setting up and solving a model in the software.
When
Thursday, April 24, 2025 | 11:30am BST (Sign up to receive the on-demand recording)
About COMSOL
The COMSOL Multiphysics® modelling and simulation software is used in all fields of engineering, manufacturing and scientific research to simulate designs, devices and processes. The platform is an integrated environment for creating physics-based models and simulation applications.
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