Simulation Apps Blog Posts
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Your Introduction to the COMSOL Server™ License
COMSOL Server™ is a deployment product that can be used to share your simulation apps with colleagues, customers, and design teams. Learn about what you can do with COMSOL Server™ here.
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Dielectrophoretic Separation
Dielectrophoresis is a phenomenon in which an electric field is used to control the movement of electrically neutral particles. Learn about how to model this effect in both DC and AC fields.
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Geometry Modeling in Simulation Apps
See how to use cumulative selections and geometry parts when creating simulation apps that can be used to model geometries based on parameterized CAD models.
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Electroplating Simulations for Printed Circuit Board Designers
The manufacture of a printed circuit board (PCB) often involves a process called electroplating, which can vary from design to design. A simulation app can make it easy to analyze this process.
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Where to Find Application Builder Tutorial Apps
Did you know that COMSOL Multiphysics® includes an Application Library full of tutorial models and demo apps? Learn how to access this helpful feature for modeling guidance and inspiration.
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Creating an App for Modeling Flow Control in a Pipe Network
Simulation apps can be used as dedicated tools for modeling the flow and pressure distribution inside a network of connected pipes. This would be useful in, for example, semiconductor processing.
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Apps for Teaching Mathematical Modeling of Tubular Reactors
Chemical engineering students can use the Tubular Reactor app to model a nonideal tubular reactor and investigate the impact of different operating conditions. Learn more >>
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The Tuning Fork Application
Do re mi fa so la ti do! Did you know that the most common standard pitch for a tuning fork is 440 Hz, which forms the note A? See a tuning fork simulation app in action here >>