Features Maxwell
Modeling and analysis of low frequency electromagnetic fields and three-dimensional structures using finite element method.

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Maxwell - - is the leading software for simulation of electromagnetic fields used for the design and study of two-and three-dimensional models, such as motors, sensors, transformers and other electrical and electromechanical devices for various applications. Maxwell - is based on the finite element method (Finite Element Method - FEM) and accurately calculates the static harmonic electromagnetic and electric fields, as well as transients in field problems.

Maxwell ® - is the leading software for simulation of electromagnetic fields used for the design and study of two-and three-dimensional models, such as motors, sensors, transformers and other electrical and electromechanical devices for various applications. Maxwell ® is based on the finite element method (Finite Element Method - FEM) and accurately calculates the static harmonic electromagnetic and electric fields, as well as transients in field problems.

Maxwell � - is the leading software for simulation of electromagnetic fields used for the design and study of two-and three-dimensional models, such as motors, sensors, transformers and other electrical and electromechanical devices for various applications. Maxwell � is based on the finite element method (Finite Element Method - FEM) and accurately calculates the static harmonic electromagnetic and electric fields, as well as transients in field problems.