'EMA3D Charge has an impressive array of capabilities,' said EMC engineers at NASA Johnson Space Center. Mitigating risks early in the design phase reduces the chances of late-stage redesigns and costly product failures. These insights can have a significant impact on product design, helping engineers determine how electrical components may be harmed - and to what extent - by charging and discharging events. High-fidelity predictions from EMA3D Charge provide engineers with a deeper understanding of electrical charging and discharging phenomena. Without fully understanding and addressing these risks, companies may face costly late-phase redesigns, often totaling millions of dollars. Autonomous vehicles must maintain safety critical functions when faced with an unexpected electrical event. High-voltage systems must operate safely without risk of fire. Engineers need to be confident a spacecraft will survive exposure to space plasma. The new solution enhances predictive accuracy for engineers analyzing charging and discharging events that can lead to catastrophic product failures early in the design cycle, driving faster time-to-market and bottom-line savings.ДЄerospace, electronics and automotive industries must meet rigorous electrical performance requirements to mitigate safety risks related to charging and discharging events. Together with EMA, Ansys (NASDAQ: ANSS) added EMA3D Charge to its industry-leading simulation solution portfolio, addressing critical design and safety needs for applications ranging from space exploration to everyday commutes.

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