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Increase your productivity and innovation of electric vehicles. Join our webinar on May 28th where Rimac Automobili, an electric hypercar manufacturer, presents how they increase their electrification capabilities and development speed using simulation technology. 

This blog provides an introduction of the Spline-Based Table Look-up (SBTL) method as well as a sample use case from Ford Motor Company – who utilized the SBTL refrigerant package to speed up their air conditioning system model simulations.

Vehicle manufacturers have long been working to design and develop vehicles that tout superior fuel economy but are now beginning to shift their perspective to advancing electric vehicles to obtain an increase in overall vehicle energy efficiency.

Simulation has offered tremendous progress in vehicle development. Time and effort for iterations on vehicle design have dramatically decreased.

Watch 7 minute example on the water hammer effect! For those of you new to the Hydraulics Library, we thought of giving you a brief feeling for its usage.

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The Modelica Hydraulics Library 4.1 has taken a leap forward with its new thermodynamic effects.

If you would get access to the heart of development at a top Formula 1 team, chances are high that you would find they simulate their vehicle-handling behavior using Modelica models.