Automotive

Shape tomorrow's mobility

Automotive engineers use MATLAB, Simulink, Comsol Multiphysics, and Speedgoat-3-1

The global automotive industry is undergoing dramatic change due to emerging market development, the rapid rise of new technologies, increasing pressure to innovate, environmental concerns, and shifting consumer preferences.

Automotive engineers must constantly look for innovative approaches to shorten the product development life cycle and gain an advantage over their competitors. Modeling and simulation play a crucial role in this endeavor.

MathWorks®, COMSOL ®, and Speedgoat products can help engineers streamline their development processes and deliver products that minimize environmental impact while improving operational safety, increasing performance, and delivering new comfort levels.

Engineers use our products to:

  • Investigate design concept for production
  • Optimize design for best performance
  • Develop virtual prototypes and digital twins
  • Couple electromagnetics with heat transfer, structural mechanics, fluid flow, and other physical phenomena
  • Test different geometries, thermocouple configurations, and material selection
  • Build, solve, and post-process models
  • Perform cosimulation with Simulink
  • Simulate complete acoustics on the basis of a vehicle’s CAD model
  • Build simulation apps

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  • Execute, iterate, calibrate, and test new control designs in real-time.
  • Rapidly prototype and test supervisory strategies and controls designed with Simulink.
  • Calibrate and bypass applications.
  • Use digital twins in physical hardware for automated testing of controllers
  • Design and test processes of the user experience (UX) and interfaces.
  • Verify the successful operation of individual components in complex vehicle networks.
  • Prototype and ECU test options for the development of smart and power-efficient cabin and comfort controls.
  • Ensure that all the electronic control units’ functionality, safety, and certification requirements are met

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Products

COMSOL Multiphysics®
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COMSOL Compiler™
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COMSOL Server™
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Electromagnetics Modules
AC/DC
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Wave Optics
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Ray Optics
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Plasma
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Semiconductor
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Fluid Flow & Heat Transfer Modules
Mixer
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Polymer Flow
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Microfluidics
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Porous Media Flow
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Subsurface Flow
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Pipe Flow
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Molecular Flow
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Metal Processing
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Heat Transfer
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Structural Mechanics & Acoustics Modules
Structural Mechanics
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Nonlinear Structural Materials
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Composite Materials
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Geomechanics
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Fatigue
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Rotordynamics
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Multibody Dynamics
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MEMS
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Acoustics
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Chemical Engineering Modules
Chemical Reaction Engineering
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Battery Design
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Fuel Cell & Electrolyzer
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Electrodeposition
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Corrosion
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Electrochemistry
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Multipurpose Products
Optimization Module
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Uncertainty Quantification Module
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Material Library
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Particle Tracing Module
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Liquid & Gas Properties Module
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Interfacing Products
LiveLink™ for MATLAB®
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LiveLink™ for Simulink®
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LiveLink™ for Excel®
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CAD Import Module
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Design Module
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ECAD Import Module
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LiveLink™ for SOLIDWORKS®
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LiveLink™ for Inventor®
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LiveLink™ for AutoCAD®
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LiveLink™ for Revit®
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LiveLink™ for PTC® Creo® Parametric™
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LiveLink™ for PTC® Pro/ENGINEER®
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LiveLink™ for Solid Edge®
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File Import for CATIA® V5
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Real-time target machines
Performance real-time target machine
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Mobile real-time target machine
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Baseline real-time target machine
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Unit real-time target machine
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Tailored Rack Systems
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I/O Connectivity Modules
Analog
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Digital
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PWM and Encoders
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Communications Protocols
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Battery Testing
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Synchro, Resolver, LVDT, RVDT
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Temperature, Strain, Vibration
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Audio and Speech
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Fault Insertion and Relay Switching
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Programmable Resistors
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Shared Memory
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Timing and Synchronization
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Video
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Configurable IO
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Simulink-Programmable FPGAs
Simulink-Programmable FPGAs
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Trainings

Automotive Training Curricula

  • Automotive Curriculum

  • Automotive ADAS Curriculum

  • Automotive Software Certification Curriculum

  • Automotive Electrification Curriculum

  • Automotive Training Grid

  • Blogs and user stories

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