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IES Releases Add Features to 2-D, 3-D Design Apps
Published: 24 October 2005
by Staff
New 2-D releases offer Finite Element and Boundary Element Methods. Designers can choose the optimal solution method for solving complex prototype design problems. Allows the designer to customize the program to meet their analysis needs, including multi-physics applications.
3-D releases have added the capability of linking to other CAD packages and has made major upgrades to its geometric modeler. GUI enhancements make the program more user-friendly.
IES’s 2D and 3D specialty product, Lorentz, offers a broader range of analysis tools for designing beam and particle trajectories. These include probabilistic model of secondary electron emission, high frequency fields, tetrahedral mesh for space charge calculations, hyper emittance and phase space plots.
Integrated Engineering Software, integratedsoft.com
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