Finite-element time-domain analysis: simulations of electromagnetic interference and pulsed-power devices.
EMP simulates electromagnetic pulses in 2D planar geometries and 3D cylindrical systems. The program employs unique finite-element methods on conformal triangular meshes for accurate representations of curved and sloped material boundaries. Run times are short, typically a few seconds on a high-performance computer.
EMP supports matched-termination absorbing boundaries to simulate open-space conditions. Spatial data can be analyzed quickly with the
VEMP interactive post-processor. This program generates quantitative data and a wide variety of plots. The package also includes the Probe utility to plot temporal signals.
EMP applications areas include microwave devices, particle accelerators, pulsed-power generators and electromagnetic interference. (Available for Linux and Windows.
Requires Mesh 5.0.)
Features
Easy-to-understand instruction manual with a library of read-to-run examples.
Material types include vacuum, conductors, or lossy dielectrics and ferrites.
Represents arbitrary time variations of multiple sources through simple text table inputs.
Automatically picks time steps consistent with the Courant stability condition.
Records time-dependent temperature and thermal properties at up to 50 probe locations.
Formatted text output files make it easy to transfer information to user applications or to mathematical analysis programs.
EMP simulates electromagnetic pulses in 2D planar geometries and 3D cylindrical systems. The program employs unique finite-element methods on conformal triangular meshes for accurate representations of curved and sloped material boundaries. Run times are short, typically a few seconds on a high-performance computer.
EMP supports matched-termination absorbing boundaries to simulate open-space conditions. Spatial data can be analyzed quickly with the
VEMP interactive post-processor. This program generates quantitative data and a wide variety of plots. The package also includes the Probe utility to plot temporal signals.
EMP applications areas include microwave devices, particle accelerators, pulsed-power generators and electromagnetic interference. (Available for Linux and Windows.
Requires Mesh 5.0.)