Apache Design, Inc., a subsidiary of ANSYS today announced it will be sponsoring two complimentary Chip-Package-System (CPS) Workshops during DesignCon, at the Santa Clara Convention Center on February 1, in Santa Clara, California. These interactive sessions will bring together leading semiconductor companies and system houses to share their expert perspectives and best practices on chip and package modeling, and system-level verification for si...

ANSYS is one of only six technology businesses worldwide to receive the highest possible score in a new list of stock ratings published by Investor's Business Daily. The financial publication’s SmartSelect Composite Ratings of publicly traded companies grade stock performance on a scale of 1 to 99. ANSYS earned a rating of 99 earlier this month, the highest possible score. This places ANSYS among the top 1 percent of all stocks reviewed by the ...

ANSYS has launched the newest release of its engineering simulation technology suite, ANSYS 14.0. Designed to optimize product development processes, ANSYS solutions reduce the time and cost needed to foster product innovations.

ANSYS announced that Totem software — from its subsidiary Apache Design, Inc. — has been deployed by Fujitsu Semiconductor Limited to analyze and optimize all their custom integrated circuit (IC) designs. This includes analog, memory, high-speed I/O, PMIC (power management IC) and RF ICs that are used in wide variety of consumer, mobile and communications electronic products.

ANSYS subsidiary Apache Design Inc. launched RTL Power Model a first-in-class innovative technology designed to optimize a wide range of power-sensitive applications, such as ultra-low-power electronics. RPM bridges the power gap from register-transfer-language (RTL) design to physical implementation. The new technology accurately predicts integrated circuit (IC) power behavior at the RTL level with consideration for how the design is physically ...

ANSYS, Inc. today announced that it has been named in Software magazine’s listing of the world’s largest software and services suppliers for the fifth year running. This year’s Software 500 index positioned ANSYS at 107th place in recognition of 2010 revenues of $580.2 million.

This seminar aims to demonstrate the value of using modern electromagnetic simulation software to enhance the product development process, by enabling engineers to accurately predict the behaviour of electromechanical devices in a virtual environment, optimising designs without the need for physical prototypes.

Phased array antennas are common in communications and radar and offer the benefit of far-field beam shaping and steering for specific, agile operational conditions. They are especially useful in modern adaptive radar systems where there is a trend toward active phased arrays and more advanced space-time adaptive signal processing.

ANSYS that DENSO, a worldwide automotive supplier, has selected ANSYS® FEM software to standardize and expedite product development globally, enabling the company to cut costs and boost competitiveness in a tough marketplace. DENSO will use the CAE software to increase efficiency and enhance product quality across its portfolio, which includes automotive powertrains, advanced electronics, thermal systems, refrigerators and air conditioners.

Lufthansa Technik AG is leveraging simulation software from ANSYS (NASDAQ: ANSS) to simulate wear and tear of aircraft components, particularly in jet engines, to prolong service intervals and to create new ways to repair used parts. Part of Lufthansa Group, the German company is one of the world’s largest providers of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) support services for aircraft.

Designing Better Hybrid Electric Vehicles with Numerical Simulation 10th May 2011 Heritage Motor Centre Gaydon, Warwickshire

For specific electromagnetic applications in the healthcare industry, HFSS software from ANSYS can now provide proof that a biomedical device transmitter design meets Federal Communications Commission (FCC) standards — a ruling that will enable medical device developers to cut development time and costs while meeting safety standards.

Engineering simulation software from ANSYS is playing an invaluable role in a National Science Foundation funded project to develop innovative “smart” antenna systems. Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash, received a nearly $1.2 million award to develop a Smart Antenna and Radio Laboratory in part to investigate more reliable high-bandwidth wireless communications via Wi-Fi. The use of ANSYS technology will enable the university to test antenn...

Red Bull Racing Formula One in Europe has won this year's 2010 Formula One Constructors' Championship — assisted by race car improvements engineered using simulation software from ANSYS