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News Release from: Vector Fields | Subject: Opera 9
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 02 October 2003
Electromagnetic simulator gains thermal
module
The rate of development of the Opera suite of simulation software for electromagnetic analysis has increased recently with the strengthened team at Vector Field's Oxford headquarters.
The rate of development of the Opera suite of simulation software for electromagnetic analysis has increased recently with the strengthened team at Vector Field's Oxford headquarters The results are now available as Version 9, which includes a new module, dubbed Tempo, for thermal analysis
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 30 Jul 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Tempo can run as part of Opera 9 or can stand alone.
Vector Fields has always had a strong presence in providing consulting services in modelling and design.
The reasons customers require these services vary, with the most common being: one-off problems for which investment in in-house skills is not economical; difficult problems which go beyond their existing experience; or peak demand on their own experienced users.
Increasingly in recent times some companies are relying on outsourcing some of the design needs, and electromagnetics are no different - indeed their specialist nature adds to the above problems.
Vector Fields offices in both Europe and USA have seen this work almost double in recent months, and the company's agents and distributors - many of whom also provide this service - report similar activity.
The range of problems tackled are wide and includes: electromagnetic interference from railway systems; induction heating processes for chemical and metal industries; miniature cathode ray tube for aircraft visualisation equipment; electrostatic precipitation on oil production platform; medical imaging magnets; turbine generators; accelerator magnets; and X-ray tubes.
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