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As the semiconductor industry continues to push toward higher performance and smaller devices, 3D integrated circuits (3D ICs) are becoming increasingly important. By stacking chips vertically, engineers can reduce interconnect lengths, improve speed, and lower power consumption.

The continuous demand for advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things systems, autonomous vehicles, and high-performance computing has driven integrated circuits to operate at increasingly higher frequencies.

As traditional transistor scaling approaches its physical and economic limits, the semiconductor industry is increasingly turning to 3D integrated circuits (3D ICs) to extend Moore’s Law.

Rimac Technology took the stage at the recent Ansys Tech Day in Zagreb with a presentation on EMC simulations using Ansys Electronics Desktop. Their session, “EMC Simulations in Ansys Electronics Desktop”, showcased use cases: - High Voltage to Low Voltage (HVLV) coupling on a PCB.

- Optimization of PCB layout for large currents.

- Field analysis in a battery pack.

The ANSYS simulation tools have been used at BSH Hišni aparati d.o.o., Nazarje since 2012. At first only CFD tool Fluent was used for simulating mixing of fluids by mixers produced in our factory in order to study the mixing process and improve certain characteristics.

One of the main goals of the ACCUSIM project is accurate prediction of cavitation in water turbines, pumps and marine propellers. The results for a Francis turbine, obtained in the first two years of the project, will be presented at the conference.

We discuss the problem of cracks that appear in the industrial casting of Copper billets. In order to address this problem, we performed ANSYS/Fluent CFD simulations of the solidification process.

Investigation of 2-phase evaporative reacting flows in micro-scale from SIMTEC Software and Services

Development of a Thermal Stresses Based Fragmentation Model for Pulverized Coal Particles Gasification by Low Temperature Air Thermal Plasma from SIMTEC Software and Services