1. Select the correct statement: A) FEA is used to eliminate physical prototypes and replace them with numerical models. B) The use of prototype and FEA in a design project are mutually exclusive. C) FEA is used to validate prototypes. D) The use of FEA reduces the number of prototyping iterations. 2. Select the correct statement: A) Mathematical model is required to create CAD geometry. B) FEA results are used to validate mathematical model. C) Mathematical model is used to validate FEA results. D) FEA model is created by discretizing mathematical model. (2 Pe Select the correct statement: A) Material may be assigned in Simulation study or in Design Tree Feature Manager. B) Default material is automatically assigned in Simulation study. C) Material must be assigned in Design Tree Feature Manager before creating Simulatio study. D) Once material has been assigned in Design Tree Feature Manager, it cannot be char in Simulation study.

1. Select the correct statement: A) FEA is used to eliminate physical prototypes and replace them with numerical models. B) The use of prototype and FEA in a design project are mutually exclusive. C) FEA is used to validate prototypes. D) The use of FEA reduces the number of prototyping iterations. 2. Select the correct statement: A) Mathematical model is required to create CAD geometry. B) FEA results are used to validate mathematical model. C) Mathematical model is used to validate FEA results. D) FEA model is created by discretizing mathematical model. (2 Pe Select the correct statement: A) Material may be assigned in Simulation study or in Design Tree Feature Manager. B) Default material is automatically assigned in Simulation study. C) Material must be assigned in Design Tree Feature Manager before creating Simulatio study. D) Once material has been assigned in Design Tree Feature Manager, it cannot be char in Simulation study.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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