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Induction coil cooling design: How to prevent overheating and early tool failure

May 27, 2026/in Case studies, Induction Heating

The part can heat correctly. The hardening pattern can look fine. The first test can pass. And the coil can still be moving toward early failure. That is the uncomfortable part of induction coil cooling. A coil is not only a copper shape that transfers energy into the workpiece. It is also a tool that […]

Induction hardening validation: how to compare simulation results with lab tests

May 11, 2026/in Case studies, Induction Heating

Validation is not about proving a simulation is perfect. It is about checking whether it is close enough to help you make good engineering decisions. This is where comparison often gets messy. Teams look at one final simulation image, place it next to one lab result, and decide the model works. But that only shows […]

From prototype to production: what breaks first in induction hardening setups

April 29, 2026/in Case studies, Induction Heating

A prototype can prove that a hardening process works. Production asks a harder question: can the same process run with good output, long coil life, and less time lost to troubleshooting? That is the real shift from prototype to production. The goal is no longer to get one good result. The goal is to run […]

How a 4x SATA Backplane was designed, simulated, and built

April 16, 2026/in Case studies, Radio Frequency, User testimonials

About the author This guest article was written by Sebastian Hirnschall, a technical mathematics student in Vienna who also works part-time at Cerbsim. His interests sit right at the intersection of numerics, FEM, electronics, mechanical design, 3D printing, and software. On his blog, he documents technical projects in a clear and hands-on way. This project […]

How INLAN tested 10 boards and found CENOS simulation matched hardware results

March 26, 2026/in Radio Frequency

A 10-board test showed that CENOS matched the measured resonance very closely across nine valid boards, giving INLAN a stronger basis for early design decisions before the next hardware step. In RF design, simulation is not there to make nice images. It is there to help engineers decide what to do next. That is what […]

Catheter tipping case study: making better medical devices

April 10, 2025/in Case studies, Induction Heating

Medicine has been around for thousands of years. There are new inventions and improvements to help people live healthier and longer lives. In this case study, we will look into the induction heating (also rf induction heating) of a catheter with CENOS simulation software. Catheters, specifically, have a long history. They’ve been used since ancient […]

How to use FreeCAD and CENOS simulation to improve surface hardening for vice components

April 1, 2025/in Case studies, Induction Heating

Let’s dive into creating precision mechanical parts, like vice base. It’s quite a popular tool. Anyone with a proper garage in their house and a DIY attitude probably has one. But industry-level vices are much bigger and more complex. We all know they need to be really tough on the surface to handle constant wear […]

Optimizing solidification simulation in electromagnetic stirring applications: case study

January 29, 2025/in Case studies, Electromagnetic Stirring and Pumping

In the field of advanced manufacturing, achieving precision in solidification processes, particularly under the influence of electromagnetic stirring (EMS), brings several challenges to the table. In this case study we want to look into a detailed simulation workflow focusing on overcoming bottlenecks in transient simulations by using steady-state solutions as initial conditions. By applying these […]

Using simulation software to improve micro mobility mechanics

December 10, 2024/in Case studies, User testimonials, Wireless Charging

Urban transportation is changing very fast. You can see how the city around you is constantly in development. And it’s not just the revolution of electric cars. Electric bikes, scooters, and other micro-mobility vehicles transform how we navigate cities. This shift towards cleaner, more efficient travel is very important for sustainable urban living. However, one […]

Wireless charging of industrial robots: case study

December 6, 2024/in Case studies, Wireless Charging

The world of industrial automation is growing fast, there is no doubt about it. And wireless charging plays one important role for next-generation technologies. From the daily gadgets we use, autonomous robots to all kinds of industrial machines, wireless charging systems eliminate the constraints of cables. With no cables different processes that are happening around […]

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Latest in Blog

  • Induction coil cooling design: How to prevent overheating and early tool failure
    Induction coil cooling design: How to prevent overheating and early tool failureMay 27, 2026 - 11:06 pm
  • Induction hardening validation: how to compare simulation results with lab tests
    Induction hardening validation: how to compare simulation results with lab testsMay 11, 2026 - 2:48 pm
  • From prototype to production: what breaks first in induction hardening setupsApril 29, 2026 - 12:39 pm
  • How a 4x SATA Backplane was designed, simulated, and built
    How a 4x SATA Backplane was designed, simulated, and builtApril 16, 2026 - 4:24 pm
  • CENOS Case Study - How INLAN tested 10 boards and found CENOS simulation matched hardware results
    How INLAN tested 10 boards and found CENOS simulation matched hardware resultsMarch 26, 2026 - 11:54 am

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