COUPLE

Assemble. Predict. Optimize.

COUPLE allows you to assemble, predict and optimize your NVH design in a complete modular workflow. Especially when your models come from DIRAC and SOURCE, COUPLE offers you a modular NVH approach where you can easily combine test-based models with models from simulations.

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    The power of COUPLE

    A modular way of working is the new standard in NVH design. It allows multidisciplinary departments to work together on a global modular level without sacrificing their ability to focus on the details of each module locally. The modeling methods required for this are already in place in the form of Dynamic Substructuring.

    VIBES developed a standalone test-based modeling application to perform hybrid Dynamic Substructuring: COUPLE. Where SOURCE enables you to characterize vibrational sources and DIRAC to create high quality test-based component models, COUPLE completes the workflow.

    COUPLE allows you to assemble, predict and optimize your NVH design. This way, late-phase troubleshooting is avoided, and fewer iterative design cycles are needed, saving time and resources. All in all, reliable full-vehicle models are available much earlier in your development process.  

    DIRAC, SOURCE and COUPLE form a complete workflow, from source descriptions to accurate predictions 

    What to expect from COUPLE

    What's next

    We are currently working on adding functionality and finalizing the first viable version of COUPLE. And of course, our work on COUPLE will continue after that, as we will constantly be improving COUPLE’s user interface. Stay up to date by subscribing to our newsletter. Or feel free to contact us for more information.


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