Electromagnetics Blog Posts
Modeling Thin Conductors Using the Magnetic Field Formulation Interface
Learn how to use the Magnetic Field Formulation interface to model very thin conductors with nonlinear constitutive relationships as boundary conditions.
Accelerating Semiconductor Manufacturing Simulation with NVIDIA cuDSS
Modeling semiconductor manufacturing processes can require detailed geometries, fine meshes, and coupled physics. These complexities can often lead to high simulation times. Learn how NVIDIA-accelerated computing can reduce computation time for these high-fidelity simulations!
Optimizing Temperature and Pressure Sensor Placement for In-Package Microwave Heating
A team of engineers turned to COMSOL Multiphysics® to simulate the effects that different sensor positions had on microwave heating.
Leveraging the mBVD Circuit Model for MEMS Resonator Design
Designing piezoresonators requires high-fidelity multiphysics simulation to capture their complex behavior, but traditional approaches can be computationally demanding. Using an equivalent mBVD circuit enables near-instantaneous simulations while maintaining accuracy.
Insights into the Future of RF and Microwave Technology
IMS 2026 welcomed thousands of engineers and industry leaders to Boston, Massachusetts this year for an event focused on the latest RF and microwave technologies. Learn more about this event here!
The History and Science Behind Eyeglasses
Glasses have been an important part of vision correction for centuries, but they haven’t always looked like they do today. In this blog post, learn why glasses work and how lens technology has evolved over the years.
Shaping the Future of Photonics at OFC 2026
OFC 2026 brought together the photonics and high-speed communications engineering community. Check out our recap of this event here!
Tracking Performance in the Beautiful Game
The official match ball for the 2026 FIFA World Cup® has sensors embedded in it that allow for real-time tracking and analysis. For fun, we take a look at how to model such sensors with COMSOL Multiphysics®.
