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COSMOSWorks makes analyzing Hytec's complex
parts easy
Company Hytec, Inc. |
Industry Aerospace/Defense |
Location U.S.A. |
Product Used COSMOSWorks |
Type of Analysis Linear Static,
Large Assemblies |
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This ATLAS Pixel Detector will be
used at the CERN facility located on the French/Swiss
border.
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The Challenge
Hytec provides high technology products and services to physicists
worldwide. Some of Hytec's customers include the following: NASA,
the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), National Institute of Standards
(NIST), Los Alamos National Laboratory, Naval Research Laboratory,
CERN (Center for European Nuclear Research), and a variety of
universities including Caltech (NSF), Stanford, Purdue, the University
of California at Santa Cruz, & the University of California
at Berkeley. Hytec focuses upon the design, analysis, and test
of complex mechanical, opto-mechanical, and electro-mechanical
systems. In order to stay ahead in this dynamic and fast-paced
environment, Hytec needed to create designs and integrated analyses
of products quickly.
The Solution
Hytec chose SolidWorks and COSMOSWorks for their solid modeling
and design analysis, providing both flexibility and user-friendly
tools needed to meet their customers needs. The key factor
in selecting the appropriate software was the need to be able
to handle large complex assemblies with hundreds of components.
Since many of Hytec's assemblies contain hundreds of intricate
components, Hytec wanted software that could perform on a high-end
level, but still enable engineers to work quickly and be able
to integrate various components as design changes occur. The advantage
of using SolidWorks and COSMOSWorks is that any associated hardware
changes are automatically updated. The performance of SolidWorks,
based on the cost expended, is unsurpassed in the industry. SolidWorks
and COSMOSWork's quick learning curve, interoperability, and supportive
technical departments were other important factors in Hytec choosing
their software packages.

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