COMSOL Multiphysics version 4.0 now shipping
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COMSOL Inc. announces that version 4.0 of its
multiphysics simulation software is now shipping.
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First unveiled at the 2009 users conference in Boston, COMSOL Multiphysics version 4.0 features an all-new user interface that makes the power of multiphysics simulation available to a wider audience of scientists and engineers. Both expert analysts and non-experts alike will benefit from the organized layout and streamlined model-building process.
Along with the release of version 4.0, COMSOL also announces the release of a series of new LiveLink options that tightly integrate COMSOL Multiphysics into the mainstream product design workflow. New LiveLink products are now shipping for Autodesk Inventor, Pro/ENGINEER, SolidWorks, and MATLAB.
Model set up is smooth and direct, making tough problems quick and easy to solve. Version 4.0 brings an unprecedented level of clarity to product design simulation by combining an organized model overview and a streamlined model-building process in the new COMSOL Desktop.
It uses functional form, structure, and aesthetics as the means to achieve simplicity for modeling complex physical realities. For instance, task-specific tools appear on the Desktop right when you need them and show only the currently possible and necessary actions. This helpful user convenience removes uncertainty from model building and brings order to simulations.
By adopting COMSOL simulation, CAD software users can now accurately simulate how real-world physical effects shape the design of new products. To this end version 4.0 features the optional LiveLink family of products. Each LiveLink connects COMSOL Multiphysics directly with leading CAD programs so that all parameters specified in a CAD model can be interactively linked with simulation geometry.
The current product line includes LiveLink for SolidWorks, LiveLink for Inventor, and LiveLink for Pro/ENGINEER. In addition, LiveLink for MATLAB is available for those who need to incorporate a COMSOL Multiphysics model into an extended technical computing and programming environment.
www.comsol.com
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First unveiled at the 2009 users conference in Boston, COMSOL Multiphysics version 4.0 features an all-new user interface that makes the power of multiphysics simulation available to a wider audience of scientists and engineers. Both expert analysts and non-experts alike will benefit from the organized layout and streamlined model-building process.
Along with the release of version 4.0, COMSOL also announces the release of a series of new LiveLink options that tightly integrate COMSOL Multiphysics into the mainstream product design workflow. New LiveLink products are now shipping for Autodesk Inventor, Pro/ENGINEER, SolidWorks, and MATLAB.
Model set up is smooth and direct, making tough problems quick and easy to solve. Version 4.0 brings an unprecedented level of clarity to product design simulation by combining an organized model overview and a streamlined model-building process in the new COMSOL Desktop.
It uses functional form, structure, and aesthetics as the means to achieve simplicity for modeling complex physical realities. For instance, task-specific tools appear on the Desktop right when you need them and show only the currently possible and necessary actions. This helpful user convenience removes uncertainty from model building and brings order to simulations.
By adopting COMSOL simulation, CAD software users can now accurately simulate how real-world physical effects shape the design of new products. To this end version 4.0 features the optional LiveLink family of products. Each LiveLink connects COMSOL Multiphysics directly with leading CAD programs so that all parameters specified in a CAD model can be interactively linked with simulation geometry.
The current product line includes LiveLink for SolidWorks, LiveLink for Inventor, and LiveLink for Pro/ENGINEER. In addition, LiveLink for MATLAB is available for those who need to incorporate a COMSOL Multiphysics model into an extended technical computing and programming environment.
www.comsol.com
For more DPN CAD Products, click here
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