Re: Modeling E-Fields of Tesla Coil - Building a model

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Original poster: "Eastern Voltage Research Corporation" <dhmccauley-at-easternvoltageresearch-dot-com> 

One thing to note is that ANSOFT Maxwell 2D SV (student version) is
available for free on on the ANSOFT website.
With it, you can do all the same e-field modeling as with the full version.
No limitations in that particular part of the student version.

Dan


 > >Now it looks like only FEMM is available. I didn't try that, I don't
 > >know if it's only a superset of Bela. Anyway if you want to try Bela
 > >then let me know and I'll email you its install package (1.2 MB).
 > >
 > >Best Regards
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 > Buggy? how? What parts don't work right? Is the the underlying FEM codes,
 > or the interfaces, or what?   Since ANSOFT products aren't cheap, and we
 > were thinking about using it here, this is of great interest.
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