ANSYS Workbench Integration Overview

ANSYS Workbench combines the strength of its core product solvers with the project management tools necessary to manage project workflow. In ANSYS Workbench, analyses are built as systems, which can then be combined into a project. The project is driven by a schematic workflow that manages the connections between the systems.

From the schematic, you can interact with applications (called workspaces) that are native to ANSYS Workbench and that display within the ANSYS Workbench interface. Native workspaces include: Project Schematic, Engineering Data, and Design Exploration (Parameters and Design Points).

You can also launch applications that are data-integrated with ANSYS Workbench, meaning the application’s interface remains separate, but the data from the application communicates with the native ANSYS Workbench data. Thus, data can be passed back and forth between any ANSYS Electromagnetics product on a Workbench Project Schematic and any supported ANSYS or ANSYS Electromagnetics desktop product. Depending on the application, data integration can include basic actions such as saving projects, as well as more complex actions such as the coupling of ANSYS Electromagnetics product variables to Workbench Design Exploration parameters.

Data-integrated applications include the following ANSYS Electromagnetics products: Designer 8.0, HFSS 15.0, Maxwell/RMxprt 16.0, Q3D Extractor 12.0, and Simplorer 11.0.

Integrating ANSYS Electromagnetics Products with ANSYS Workbench 15.0

Workbench Data Integration Overview

ANSYS Electromagnetics - ANSYS Multiphysics Coupling

ANSYS Electromagnetics CAD Integration Through Workbench

ANSYS Electromagnetics to ANSYS Geometry Transfer

User Defined Model (UDM) for ANSYS WB Integration

Stress Feedback to HFSS Using Workbench

Feedback Iterator