CST STUDIO SUITE – Student Edition allows students to not only learn about electromagnetic phenomena and their applications, but also to visualize them in an intuitive 3D way.
You can discuss simulation with your peers, find the latest resources on SIMULIA simulation technology, get insights from experts and select from a large range of e-seminars to deepen your knowledge.Darmstadt, Germany and Phoenix, AZ, USA, May 19, 2015: CST – Computer Simulation Technology (CST) announces the release of CST STUDIO SUITE® – Student Edition, a special free version of its flagship electromagnetic simulation package designed to help the engineers of tomorrow to get to grips with the basics of electromagnetic theory, at IMS 2015, booth #3244.įor students of physics and electrical engineering, learning electromagnetic theory means spending hours studying textbooks to understand how fields behave, but often the only visual confirmation of the theory is a blip on the screen of an oscilloscope or a spectrum analyzer.
The SIMULIA Community is our user forum for all those interested in simulation of structures, fluids or electromagnetic fields. You can download the CST Studio Suite Learning Edition free of charge from the SIMULIA Community. These examples are available in the SIMULIA Community.
Each tutorial includes a descriptive text, a CST Studio Suite file and also a short video showing how to construct each of the models. To accompany the CST Studio Suite Learning Edition, we have prepared some examples, which are typical of the type of textbook problems you may encounter during your studies of electromagnetic theory or other related courses. With this free edition you have - bar some restrictions - access to our powerful visualization engine and some of the most advanced solvers of CST Studio Suite, making it ideal for use as part of coursework as well as for anyone wishing to become more proficient with CST Studio Suite.
The CST Studio Suite Learning Edition introduces you to the world of electromagnetic simulation, making Maxwell’s equations easier to understand than ever.
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