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| A finite-element based program for the modeling
and simulation of any physics-based system or component. A
particular strength is its ability to account for multiphysics
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Performs classical stress-strain analyses with full
multiphysics capabilities. Comprises nonlinear material
models, large deformation and contact abilities; all able to
be freely coupled to other physics. |
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| Simulates electrical components and devices that depend on
electrostatics, magnetostatics, and electromagnetic
quasi-statics applications, particularly coupled to other
physics. Consists of specific interfaces for rotating
machinery applications and SPICE circuit co-simulation. |
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Optimises reaction-kinetics modeling through direct
simulations, comparison with experimental data and
collaboration with COMSOL Multiphysics and its product line. With
built-in material and thermodynamic libraries, it
pre-processes mass and energy balances.
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Contains built-in application modes and boundary settings
for the modeling of acoustic wave propagation in solids and
stationary fluids. Also models aeroacoustic applications in
moving fluids.
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State-of-the-art techniques for optimising constrained
linear, quadratic and nonlinear objective functions and
least-squares problems. Fully integrated with COMSOL
Multiphysics and its modules.
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Facilitates the reading of most industry-standard CAD
formats. Includes add-on packages that support the file
formats for specific CAD program geometry kernels. Also
features a live bi-directional interface to SolidWorks®.
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Simplifies the accurate specification of properties for more
than 2500 materials. For each, it supplies property functions
for as many as 24 key material properties. |
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| The CFD module is tailored for advanced flow simulations. Ready-to-use interfaces let you model laminar and turbulent flows in single or multiple phases. Functionality for treating coupled free and porous media flow, stirred vessels, and fluid structure interaction (FSI) are also included. |
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Models single and coupled processes for geologic and
environmental phenomena particularly based around sub-surface
flow. Ideal for porous media flow coupled to other physics
such as poroelasticity applications.
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| Represents coupled processes in micro-electro-mechanical and
microfluidic devices. Incorporates specific multiphysics
couplings for applications such as electroosmotic flow, film
damping, piezoelectricity and fluid-structure interaction. |
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Characterizes electromagnetic fields, currents, and waves
for RF, microwave, optical and other high frequency devices.
Allows for extensive postprocessing such as S-parameter
computations and far-field analyses. |
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| Consists of application modes for the analysis of heat
transfer by conduction, convection, and radiation. Specific
for industrial applications such as electronics cooling and
process engineering. |
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Low temperature plasmas represent the
amalgamation of fluid mechanics, reaction engineering,
physical kinetics, heat transfer, mass transfer and
electromagnetics. A specialised set of tools for modeling
non-equilibrium discharges which occur in a wide range of
engineering disciplines.
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A specilised set of tools designed to model
and simulate all battery and fuel cell applications. It
features tailored interfaces to study primary, secondary and
tertiary current density distributions in electrochemical
cells. The cell can contain solid or porous electrodes and the
dilute or concentrated electrolytes. |
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Integrate COMSOL Multiphysics with MATLAB to extend your modelling with scripting. The LiveLink for MATLAB lets you utilise the full power of MATLAB and its toolboxes in preprocessing, model manipulation and postprocessing.
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Integration of CAD and simulation. By establishing an associative connection between the two applications, a change of a feature in the CAD model automatically updates the geometry in COMSOL Multiphysics, while retaining physics settings. |
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Integration of CAD and simulation. By establishing an associative connection between the two applications, a change of a feature in the CAD model automatically updates the geometry in COMSOL Multiphysics, while retaining physics settings.
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Integration of CAD and simulation. By establishing an associative connection between the two applications, a change of a feature in the CAD model automatically updates the geometry in COMSOL Multiphysics, while retaining physics settings. |
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