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Electric field simulation added to software lineup

22nd October 2015
Jordan Mulcare
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Altair has announced that Fieldscale PC has joined the Altair Partner Alliance (APA) with its electromagnetic simulation software, Charge. The software specialises in electrostatic simulations, also known as electric field simulations. Charge enables engineers to analyse the electric field of an entire model without compromising to unrealistic simplifications, allowing them to simulate problems that were previously unsolvable.

Based on the reliable Boundary Element Method, Charge accurately computes the electric potential and field distribution for complex structures. It breaks down the simulation process to five steps within a simple-to-use environment, leading to increased productivity and efficiency. Its parallelised algorithms deliver the results of an overnight process in minutes.

"We are very proud to join the Altair Partner Alliance,” said Yiorgos Bontzios, CEO, Fieldscale. “Fieldscale's next-gen simulation software will empower engineers to design more efficient products in less time, becoming a necessary tool for any result-driven electric hardware company. Altair will be a powerful ally in this direction and together, we will enable engineers to run impossible simulations.”

“We welcome Charge from Fieldscale into the APA,” said Dr. Ulrich Jakobus, Vice President, Electromagnetic Solutions, Altair. “This tool is as an accurate, efficient and highly-parallelised solver for electrostatic applications, complementing Altair’s high frequency electromagnetic offering FEKO.”

In the energy industry, Charge enables engineers to design high-voltage equipment including electrodes, switchgears, bushings and insulators. It also satisfies safety standards by testing electrical breakdown and spark-over, preventing damage to equipment. In addition, Charge helps engineers design better and more efficient Lightning Protection Systems to protect buildings, aircrafts, wind turbine farms and more.

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