QuickField Student Edition for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Tera Analysis

Simulate, view, and publish your engineering design ideas.

QuickField is a Finite Element Analysis package for electromagnetic, thermal, and stress design simulation with coupled multi-field analysis.

QuickField Student Edition is a free but full-featured analysis program with limited number of mesh nodes. You can use it to simulate simple engineering problems, to learn the main features of the Professional version before placing an order, or, as a free viewer, to publish your design ideas accompanied by QuickField models.

If your accuracy requirements exceed the limitations of the Student Edition, our Professional Edition will suit you best.

QuickField Student Edition for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: February 19, 2017

Latest update: February 19, 2017

Version: 6.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Server
Windows 10
Windows 7
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 2003
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: None

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User Reviews

4/5

1 User Votes

Very powerful engineering tool compared to the alternative
miki02131March 13, 2007
Pros
User friendly interface, elaborate documentation and online help including examples, step-by-step instructions and a virtual tutorial. The electrical and magnetic suites are breathtaking. It comes with many useful tools that could greatly facilitate the design and simulation process.
Cons
There are still some small bugs in the interface that need fixing. I would have ignored them and rated this software a 5-star if it were not for the fact the student or limited version comes with a very restricted solution space (only 255 mesh). Only insignificant problems could be simulated under such restrictions. This is very cheap, lame, and degrading.
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