September 30, 2020 10:00 AM Eastern Time.

Presented by:
Michael Platten, Senior Product Manager– Romax Spectrum
Romain Baudson, Product Marketing Manager – Actran

About this Webinar:
In the brave new world of electric vehicles, CAE-led design is needed more than ever before. With the removal of the internal combustion engine from the scene, the challenges of electrification are particularly strongly felt in the area of sound quality.

This webinar will give you an introduction to Romax Spectrum, a simulation, analysis and optimisation tool for powertrain NVH simulation from gear and electric machine design through to vehicle sound quality, which complements and interfaces with Actran. We will present some of the key features of Romax Spectrum, exploring:

• Challenges in understanding transmission and electric powertrain noise at the vehicle level early in the development process
• New challenges presented by the move to electrification, demanding new powertrain architectures with different noise environments and higher frequencies
• How a workflow incorporating Romax Spectrum and Actran enables delivery of products with better NVH performance in less time and at lower cost
• How Romax Spectrum can be used to drive a CAE-led design process, to avoid NVH problems later on and reduce the amount of expensive and time-consuming physical prototypes required

Join us in this live webinar to discover how you can reduce development times and costs whilst avoiding engineering mistakes in designing transmissions and electric powertrains for NVH. We encourage you to participate in this webinar and forward this invitation to others in your organization who may be interested in joining.

Who Should Attend?

• Lead NVH CAE engineers
• Powertrain NVH analysts
• Gearbox/transmission/axle NVH specialist/analyst
• NVH/dynamics analyst
• NVH CAE analyst/engineer
• CAE analyst/manager
• Chief engineer
• Vehicle acoustic specialists
• NVH test engineer
• Gearbox designer

Following the webinar, you will be able to join in a live Q&A to have your specific questions answered.