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April 2011
Ready to Rumble? The FIRST Robotics World Championships Are Underway
The FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) World Championship is currently underway at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis. PTC is a major sponsor of FIRST through its sponsorship of over one-hundred FIRST teams in this year’s competition. In addition, many PTC employees participate directly in FRC as mentors for their local FIRST Robotics teams. If you have never seen a …
Real-time Release Readiness across Product Lines
Do you have visibility into the release readiness of your products at any time in the lifecycle? Although seemingly obvious, the four areas that define product readiness are rarely considered holistically: Quality, Compliance, Functionality and Budget & Schedule. Product Release Readiness is vital… Continue reading
There IS an “I” in Team: Integration is the key to success in complex engineering systems
Software has effectively become the driving force of innovation in engineering and, in particular, provides the foundation of design in mechatronic systems. As these systems increase in complexity, the ability to effectively manage and communicate the business-critical elements of… Continue reading
The Boston Marathon and Becoming A Better Sports Fan with Mathcad
My father was a marathoner, so I have long been interested in running These days, living in Boston, I encounter sports fans of every shape and variety who become passionate Marathon fans for one day every year. For Bostonians who fondly remember the Bill Rodgers era, Kenyans are fast achieving the status of Yankees in our sports lore — they …
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Tagged Boston Marathon, capturing calculations, data analysis
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Meet the Mathcad Users: The Florida DOT Structures Group
Next in the series of our ‘Meet the Mathcad Users’ (see what Eva had to say last time) is the staff from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Structures Design Office. Thanks to modern-day luxuries and technology, interviews can be conducted in myriad ways. For this one, I traded a few email messages with some folks over at FDOT, and …
Face to Face with the Future of Engineering Calculations
Jamie worked in the Mathcad Business Unit at PTC for two weeks learning Mathcad Prime 1.0 and then using Prime to develop and produce videos demonstrating algebraic concepts. Jamie’s goal was to use Mathcad as a platform for creating high-quality algebra tutorials on topics that his peers find challenging. He began his project by researching videos already available on the Internet (http://www.khanacademy.org/) …
The Mathcad Challenge
Ok, ok – I have already posted two articles about the upcoming PlanetPTC Virtual – Mathcad event. If you haven’t registered yet, you may just not have time next Thursday. However, I didn’t want the day of the event to arrive without having mentioned this goodie to you: You can showcase your expertise and win a $100 AMEX gift card! …
Predictive Engineering with Mathcad
Mathcad won’t tell you who’s going to win the next World Cup or World Series, but it can give you some valuable clues about the future of your newest mechanical design, clues that can potentially save you time and headaches in getting your product out the door. Here are five ways you can look into the future with Mathcad: During …
Posted in Best Practices
Tagged analyses, analysis, associative design, associative simulation, CAD assemblies, CAD models, capturing calculations, concept planning, engineering calculations, FEA, IP capture, manufacturing, mechanical design, predictive engineering, requirements definition, simulation tools, six sigma, standardized engineering calculations
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Some Figures… Mathcad is About Math, Isn’t It?
Hi everyone, As PlanetPTC Virtual – Mathcad is coming near, I’d like to throw a couple of figures at you When we did the first virtual conference last year, we had no idea how this would be accepted by the customers. We had, of course, tested the technology, but could only hope you’d like the idea as much as we …
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Tagged conference, event, PlanetPTC Virtual, product experts, Q&A, questions
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Mathcad A – Z: F is for Fast Fourier Transforms
Fourier transforms are used in signal processing to analyze signals. Fast Fourier transforms (FFTs) are a numerical method for expressing the frequency content of a set of data measured over time. The data are often continuous, constituting a waveform. To work with the data numerically, they are sampled at regular time intervals at some sample rate. Mathcad 15.0 and earlier …
