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As a result of processing, values of arbitrary coordinates are stored in cells, and graphs can also be displayed. For details, please refer to "NO.022 Evaluation Points and Graph Display" on 【Analysis Know-How.com】. Key points are as follows: - Results of arbitrary evaluation point coordinates are stored in cells on the evaluation sheet. - These results are displayed in graphs. - Excel calculations can be freely performed. - Calculation results are interpolated at arbitrary coordinates for each node and element.

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You can export existing model information to a file and import it for immediate use in other analysis themes. For details, please refer to "NO.138 Importing Model Information" on 【Analysis Know-How.com】. Key points are as follows: - Model information can be exchanged via files. - Export model information. - Import model information. - Save model information and use it for analysis in other themes.

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Contour lines represent size with color, and vectors represent direction with arrows. For details, please refer to "NO.021 Contour Lines and Vector Representation" on 【Analysis Know-How.com】. Key points are as follows: - Contour lines are also referred to as contour displays. - Temperature distribution and magnetic field strength are represented with color. - Vectors refer to arrows. - The direction of the magnetic field and the flow of heat are represented by the direction of the arrows. - The color and length of the arrows also have significance. - Additionally, there are representations using lines such as magnetic flux lines and equipotential lines.

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On March 22, we introduce the "Induction Motor" featured in the newspaper. ▼ What is an "Induction Motor": It has a simple and robust structure, can withstand harsh environments, is low-cost, and requires no maintenance. However, its use in EVs necessitates larger sizes to produce high output, which leads to overheating and makes long-duration operation challenging... Therefore, we successfully invented a practical 80μm steel plate! This presents a new option that overturns the common belief that "induction motors are impossible!" ■ Utilized in various industries, simple and robust, resistant to harsh environments, low cost, maintenance-free ■ High output requires larger sizes, but high output can also be achieved with small sizes through high-speed rotation, though heat generation in the iron core is an issue ■ Currently, electromagnetic steel plates are about 300μm; thinning reduces heat generation, and we have invented a practical 80μm steel plate ■ Thin steel plates are difficult to laminate, so we will mass-produce them using a winding lamination method. A dual-type rotor that is sandwiched from both sides further increases torque ■ EV synchronous motors generate significant coil heat, and magnets are sensitive to heat, requiring water cooling systems; the developed induction motor uses air cooling, and low output can be integrated into four wheels ■ Challenges for high-speed operation include coil winding, processing ultra-thin electromagnetic steel plates, and achieving low friction in the rotating shaft. We aim for practical application through joint research with specialized technology manufacturers.

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In the electrostatic current version, we calculate the current density within the conductor and the resistance between the electrodes. It addresses a variety of themes such as thermistors, heating wires, printed circuit boards, and sensor electrodes. For more details, please refer to the "Introduction to 163 ex Electrostatic Current Version" on 【Analysis Know-How.com】. Key points are as follows: - The electrostatic current version checks the current distribution within the conductor. - It is a simple analysis, but there are various themes. - For thermistors, we examine the current density between the electrodes. - For heating wires in rear glass, we consider how to ensure an even current flow. - In printed circuit boards, we estimate heat generation from the current density in the wiring. - For sensor electrodes, we estimate the material of the lower layer based on resistance values.

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Introduction of the article published in the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun on March 22. Our company's "Vector Magnetic Property Analysis" technology was developed under the leadership of Professor Masato Enokizono (Specially Appointed Professor at Nippon Bunri University, Emeritus Professor at Oita University, and Visiting Professor at RWTH Aachen University, Germany). *The article can be found below: 1) Vector Magnetic Property Technology Research Institute http://www.vector-magtec.jp/index.html 2) Mutec HP news https://www.mutec.org/ - Induction motors are used in various industries; they are simple, robust, resistant to harsh environments, low-cost, and maintenance-free. - For higher output, larger sizes are needed, and even small sizes can achieve high output through high-speed rotation, but core heating is a challenge. - Currently, electromagnetic steel sheets are about 300μm thick; reducing thickness helps suppress heating, and we have invented practical 80μm steel sheets. - Thin steel sheets are difficult to laminate, so we will mass-produce them using a winding lamination method. A dual-type rotor that sandwiches from both sides will further increase torque. - EV synchronous motors generate a lot of heat in the coils, and magnets are sensitive to heat, requiring water cooling systems. The developed induction motor uses air cooling, and low output can be integrated into four wheels. - A new choice technique that overturns the common belief that "induction motors are impossible!" The challenges of increasing speed involve coil winding, processing ultra-thin electromagnetic steel sheets, and low friction for the rotating shaft. We aim for practical application through joint research with specialized technology manufacturers.

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"μ-Excel" is an affordable software for thermal, structural, and electromagnetic field analysis. It operates on Excel, allowing for a familiar user experience while enabling sophisticated simulations. The software is organized into series based on analysis themes, each equipped with dedicated macros for easy use. At the newly opened Mutech Rakuten Market store, you can purchase the subscription version of this product. 【Features】 ■ Input and output data are stored in sheets, allowing for flexible data processing. ■ Implements necessary tools for finite element analysis, such as modelers and meshers. ■ Easy condition setting, with results obtainable in just a few minutes. ■ Adopts 2D or axisymmetric finite element methods. ■ Equipped with DXF import functionality and a material database feature. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us. ★ We are celebrating the grand opening of the Mutech Rakuten Market store! ★ ・Eligible product: μ-Excel Subscription New 3-Month License ・Benefit: 2000 yen OFF coupon ・Period: February 8, 2022 (Tuesday) 10:00 to March 1, 2022 (Tuesday) 9:59

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This document introduces the world of electromagnetic simulation, covering electromagnetic phenomena, Maxwell's equations, and examples of analysis using the finite element method. It is an excerpt from the analysis know-how video site "Analysis Know-How.com" by μ-EXCEL. We provide clear explanations using illustrations and graphs. We encourage you to take a look. 【Contents】 ■ Electromagnetic phenomena ■ Maxwell's equations ■ Vector operations ■ Numerical calculations ■ Finite element method ■ Motor analysis ■ Other analyses 【We have launched Analysis Know-How.com (https://mu-excel.com)!】 - In the "Home" menu, you can find a list of know-how collections - The "View Details" button provides know-how points and videos - The "Category" menu allows you to filter by genre and series - Use "Search by Keyword" to further narrow down related videos - In the "Blog," we will introduce updated videos as they become available ★ You can download sample software from the link below. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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"Analysis Know-How.com" is a dedicated site that introduces know-how to support the introduction, utilization, and application of the thermal, structural, and electromagnetic field analysis software "μ-EXCEL." Each video is compact, lasting about 1 to 2 minutes, allowing you to easily check the topics you want to know during your spare time using your smartphone or other devices. 【What is "μ-EXCEL"?】 It is software that operates on Excel and allows for full-scale simulations with simple operations. We offer versions for electromagnetic force, motor characteristics, heat conduction, and more. A subscription service is also available starting from one month. *For more details, please check the link below. Feel free to contact us as well.

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that "analysis software is expensive." It operates on Excel, allowing for genuine simulations with a familiar user experience. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 - You don't need the advanced features of expensive analysis software... - You want analysis results right away... - You're worried about learning how to operate the analysis software... For those individuals, we recommend our subscription service! 　■ Unlimited use for just 9,800 yen for one month 　■ You can choose from multiple themes, such as magnetic field analysis and temperature analysis 　■ Free trial version available for web download 　■ Operates in Excel, enabling genuine simulations with a familiar user experience ▽ Download now from the "Sample Software" at the bottom of the page! ▽ ▽ You can also watch the user experience in videos by searching for "Analysis Know-How.com"! ▽ *Voice: Read Aloud *Analysis can be performed in various scenarios. Induction heating version (trial version available) / Static magnetic field version (trial version available) / Electrostatic field version (trial version available) / Heat conduction version (trial version available) / Electromagnetic force version / Magnetization torque version / Stress version / Induction machine version / Mold cooling version / Dielectric stress version / Ion beam version

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The "μ-Excel Motor Characteristics Edition" is an easy-to-use motor design tool that can output the static characteristics of motors, including torque-speed and current curves, as well as torque-output and efficiency curves. You can easily create motor models using model templates. It calculates the torque constant from finite element method results and outputs characteristic curves. We also offer a subscription service available for 9,800 yen per month (excluding tax). We encourage you to consider implementing it! 【Do you have any of these concerns in motor design?】 - It seems difficult to master the software - Creating motor models is cumbersome - I think finite element method calculations are necessary - The cost of software implementation is a high hurdle - I would like consulting services as well 【With μ-Excel Motor Characteristics Edition!】 ■ You can perform calculations using familiar Excel operations ■ You can easily create motor models with model templates ■ It accurately calculates magnetic field distribution through finite element method magnetic field analysis ■ You can use the subscription service for 9,800 yen per month (excluding tax) ■ We provide backup by partnering with motor design professionals

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"μ-MRI" is software that allows even those without knowledge of three-dimensional electromagnetic field analysis to easily design MRI shielded rooms in hospitals and clinics. By selecting an MRI from Philips, GE, Siemens, or Canon with a strength of 1.5/3.0T and simply inputting the dimensions of the shielded room layout and the number of shielding panels, you can perform precise calculations using the finite element method. It displays the 1 to 5 gauss lines in three dimensions, allowing you to check and adjust the leakage magnetic field from any angle. It is used by medical architecture and shielded room design and construction companies. 【Features】 ■ Setting conditions for room contours, shielding materials and quantities, ceiling, floor, windows, and doors ■ With just the calculation execution button, you can build models, execute calculations, and display results ■ Options for purchase, rental, and commissioned analysis are available Additionally, - We also offer consulting, analysis, and development services. *Regular introductory seminars are held, and we also conduct on-site demos and free benchmark trials. For more details, please feel free to contact us via the "Contact Form." *Introduction video for the three-dimensional MRI shielded room design software "μ-MRI": https://youtu.be/8gkPwg5MPZM

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Electrostatic field analysis - Calculation of electric field, potential distribution, and electric field vector - Setting of relative permittivity for composite dielectrics and potential for electrodes - Consideration of anisotropy in permittivity - Ability to set charge density *Compared to other analysis software, it can be introduced at a lower price. The academic version is even more advantageous! *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Transient temperature analysis - Temperature and heat flow distribution - Specification of heat-generating bodies and cooling pipes - Consideration of contact thermal conductivity between materials - Transmission boundaries, radiation boundaries, material temperature dependence (under development) * It can be implemented at a lower cost compared to other analysis software. The academic version is even more advantageous! * For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for genuine simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 0: Introduction" - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce its features that gently guide you through 2D axisymmetric analysis using the finite element method via Excel macros. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ ▼ Step 0: Introduction Step 1: Starting Excel Step 2: Model Creation Step 3: DXF Import Step 4: Mesh Creation Step 5: Running Calculations Step 6: Adding Materials Step 7: Displaying Results Step 8: Creating Graphs Step 9: Saving with a Name Step 10: Surface Flux Calculation Step 11: Torque Calculation

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Induction heating is utilized in various machinery and equipment. It ranges from cooking with IH heating to machining, pressing, and casting. The challenges include the complex arrangement of induction heating coils, making model definition difficult, and the need for analyses that consider temperature dependence; otherwise, discrepancies may arise between the actual temperature distribution and the results. μ-TM addresses these challenges by being a dedicated module for induction heating. 【Features】 - Seamless magnetic field analysis and transient temperature analysis using induction heating coils - Easy modeling as coils can be set independently of finite elements - Further reduction of analysis workload with a condition-setting menu specialized for the problem - For beginners, a combination with our proprietary orthogonal grid mesher, AirCube, is recommended - For precise model shapes, a combination with Femap is suggested Additionally, - We provide professional consulting that delves into customer issues - We also offer contract analysis and custom development at low costs *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download section.

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Calculation of electromagnetic force and torque for notable magnetic materials - Magnetic field distribution and magnetic line output - DC excitation using magnets and coils - Nonlinearity and magnetic saturation of magnetic materials - Adjustable position of the plunger *It can be introduced at a lower cost compared to other analysis software. The academic version is even more advantageous! *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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"μ-E&S" is a iron loss analysis software that can simulate magnetic flux density, magnetic field, and iron loss distribution based on actual measurements of motor laminated cores. By analyzing vector magnetic characteristics, it can identify areas where iron loss occurs significantly, making it a useful analysis tool for reducing the size and weight of motors as well as for achieving low loss and high efficiency. 【Features】 ■ High-precision calculation of magnetic vectors ■ Capable of calculating rotating magnetic fields and hysteresis ■ Equipped with permanent magnet excitation function and torque calculation function *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling users to operate it seamlessly with familiar Excel. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Analysis of current flow in conductive materials - Calculation of electric field, potential distribution, and current vector - Setting of conductivity and electrode potential *Compared to other analysis software, it can be introduced at a lower cost. The academic version is even more advantageous! *For details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download.

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Three-dimensional electromagnetic field analysis is indeed difficult. Therefore, we have devised a way for simple problems to be easily set up and analyzed by beginners, while also allowing for more advanced analyses. μ-MF is an FEM electromagnetic field analysis system optimized for solving user-specific problems through the objectification of a subdivided module group. In μ-MF, a wizard-style GUI guides users in setting the problem type and conditions. Depending on the type of analysis, it combines subdivided solver modules to achieve the most efficient analysis. 【Features】 - Customizable object-oriented system - Capable of analyzing large-scale problems with over one million unknowns on a PC - High-speed computation using fast matrix solvers (ICCG, MRT) - Equipped with the latest technologies for coupled problems and material modeling - Comprehensive options for iron loss analysis and trajectory analysis - Modules starting from 900,000 yen - Rental: 450,000 yen per year, starting from 45,000 yen per month Additionally, - We offer professional consulting that delves into your specific problems - We provide contract analysis and custom development at affordable prices *For more details, please contact us or refer to the PDF data.

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without any discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Electrostatic field analysis, stress distribution analysis - Calculation of electric field, potential distribution, electric field vector, and stress vector - Setting of relative permittivity for composite dielectrics and potential for electrodes *Compared to other analysis software, it can be introduced at a lower price. The academic version is even more economical! *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download.

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the user experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step3 DXF Import." Using the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce how you can import DXF files created in CAD, making model creation more efficient. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step0 Introduction Step1 Starting Excel Step2 Model Creation ▼Step3 DXF Import Step4 Mesh Creation Step5 Execute Calculation Step6 Add Materials Step7 Display Results Step8 Create Graphs Step9 Save As Step10 Surface Flux Calculation Step11 Torque Calculation

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it uses Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that fits your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Calculation of spatial magnetic fields and fields within magnetic materials - Output of magnetic field distribution, magnetic field lines, and magnetic field vectors - DC excitation using magnets and coils - Nonlinearity and magnetic saturation of magnetic materials *It can be introduced at a lower price compared to other analysis software. The academic version is even more economical! *For details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 1: Starting Excel." Using the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will demonstrate the analysis based on a macro-enabled workbook prepared for each analysis theme, showing that all input data and result information fit within the sheets. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0: Introduction ▼Step 1: Starting Excel Step 2: Model Creation Step 3: DXF Import Step 4: Mesh Creation Step 5: Execute Calculation Step 6: Add Materials Step 7: Display Results Step 8: Create Graphs Step 9: Save As Step 10: Surface Flux Calculation Step 11: Torque Calculation

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis from customized input and output screens tailored to each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling users to operate it seamlessly with familiar Excel. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Analysis of electric fields and magnetic fields, and behavior analysis of ion beams in electric and magnetic fields - Start trajectory calculations with mass, charge number, initial coordinates, and initial velocity of charged particles - Calculation of electric fields, potential distributions, magnetic fields, magnetic field lines, and trajectory diagrams - Repulsive forces applied to multiple charged particles *It can be introduced at a lower cost compared to other analysis software. The academic version is even more advantageous! *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 7 Result Display" - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce the display of vector diagrams, contour diagrams, and magnetic flux line diagrams, as well as the ability to create documents using cut and paste. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials ▼Step 7 Result Display Step 8 Create Graphs Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Magnetic Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation feel through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 2 Model Creation" - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce the steps to build a model using the included modeler with points, lines, and surfaces. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel ▼Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results Step 8 Create Graphs Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling users to operate it seamlessly with familiar Excel. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - High-frequency eddy current analysis of heating coils - Unsteady temperature analysis - Temperature, heat generation, magnetic field distribution, magnetic field lines - Transmission boundaries, radiation boundaries, material temperature dependence, nonlinearity of magnetic materials - Impedance calculation, resonant circuit design * It can be introduced at a lower price compared to other analysis software. The academic version is even more economical! * For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the user experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 5: Execute Calculation" - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, it easily sets calculation conditions with macros for each theme, and introduces that the protected USB key is only needed during calculations. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation ▼Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results Step 8 Create Graphs Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user interface. You can check the operation feel through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 4: Mesh Creation." - Taking the "Magnetization Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce the auto-mesh function, specification of mesh density, and periodic boundary condition functions during motor analysis, etc. - ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import ▼Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results Step 8 Create Graphs Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the user experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 9: Save As" - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will show how saving with a name such as a date allows for input and output data to be completed in a single Excel file, making data organization easy. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results Step 8 Create Graphs ▼Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user interface. You can check the operation feel through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 8: Graph Creation" - taking the "Magnetization Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce the function that stores result values at arbitrary coordinates in cells, enabling the original spreadsheet and graph functions of Excel. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results ▼Step 8 Graph Creation Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Magnetic Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 10 Surface Flux Calculation" - taking the "Magnetization Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce the flow of surface flux evaluation created by the magnetized magnets, which is unique to the magnetization torque version. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results Step 8 Create Graphs Step 9 Save with Name ▼Step 10 Surface Flux Calculation Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation feel through videos for each work step! The video available here is "Step 11 Torque Calculation" - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the "μ-Excel" series as an example, we will introduce torque calculations after incorporating magnets magnetized in the motor, which is specific to the magnetic torque version (further expanding into motor characteristic analysis). ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Model Creation Step 3 DXF Import Step 4 Mesh Creation Step 5 Execute Calculation Step 6 Add Materials Step 7 Display Results Step 8 Create Graphs Step 9 Save As Step 10 Surface Magnetic Flux Calculation ▼Step 11 Torque Calculation

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"μ-Excel" is a low-cost thermal, structural, and electromagnetic analysis software that overturns the common belief that analysis software is expensive. It operates on Excel, allowing for professional simulations with a familiar user experience. You can check the operation experience through videos for each work step! The video available here is 'Step 6 Adding Materials' - taking the "Magnetic Torque Version" of the 'μ-Excel' series as an example, we will introduce how to add the BH curve for magnetic materials to the material sheet and freely reference the material database. ▽▼▽ Please also check out other videos! ▼▽▼ Step 0 Introduction Step 1 Starting Excel Step 2 Creating a Model Step 3 Importing DXF Step 4 Creating Mesh Step 5 Running Calculations ▼Step 6 Adding Materials Step 7 Displaying Results Step 8 Creating Graphs Step 9 Saving with a Name Step 10 Calculating Surface Flux Step 11 Calculating Torque

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This is an introduction to the next-generation iron loss evaluation method, the "E&S Model." Based on an evaluation method called vector magnetic characteristics, it has become possible to obtain a more detailed loss distribution of steel materials as analysis results compared to conventional methods. It can calculate high-precision magnetic fields, magnetic flux densities, and iron loss distributions that are not achievable with other software. 【Features】 - By considering vector magnetic characteristics, magnetic vectors can be calculated with high precision. - Rotating magnetic fields and hysteresis can be calculated. - Finished as an easy-to-use tool specifically for iron loss evaluation. - Permanent magnet excitation function and torque calculation function. *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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This document presents a basic analysis example aimed at the iron loss distribution of SPM (Surface Permanent Magnet) motors. It provides a detailed explanation of the analysis model and objectives, as well as the magnetic flux lines, magnetic field distribution, and iron loss distribution results. [Contents] ■4.1 Analysis Model and Objectives ■4.2 Analysis Conditions and Calculation Time ■4.3 Magnetic Flux Lines, Magnetic Field Distribution, Iron Loss Distribution Results ■4.4 Results of Inclination Angle θB and Aspect Ratio α Distribution ■4.5 X-Direction Hysteresis Curve Results ■4.6 Y-Direction Hysteresis Curve Results ■4.7 Lissajous Waveform Results ■4.8 Current Waveform Results *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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AirCube is a pre-post system specifically designed for orthogonal grids that supports the finite difference method, widely used in fluid analysis, electromagnetic wave analysis, and sound field analysis. It can easily link to your solver. Compared to conventional software, it is simple, user-friendly, and multifunctional, capable of meeting various needs. Additionally, it demonstrates high performance even with large-scale models and can accommodate complex shapes. 【Pre-Processing Functions】 - Boundary condition support such as PML - CAD input - Shape library including cylinders and rectangular prisms - High-speed automatic cell division - Solver control for time steps and output steps 【Post-Processing Functions】 - Cut surface contours - Graphs - Point extraction plots - Whole model representation of half models - Automatic processing using session files - Animation features *For more details, please request documentation or view the PDF data available for download.

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that fits your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Magnetic analysis of magnetizer models - Calculation of magnetization distribution, magnetization direction, and surface magnetic flux - Torque analysis of motor models - Automatic transfer of magnetization information and rotor rotation function - Calculation of rotation angle vs. torque curve - Improvement of meshing algorithms (examples are shown in the photos below) *It can be introduced at a lower cost compared to other analysis software. The academic version is even more advantageous! *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. It consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis through customized input and output screens for each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling users to operate it seamlessly within the familiar Excel environment. Furthermore, it can be implemented at a lower cost compared to other analysis software. The academic version offers even greater value! It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that matches your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Designed for cooling circuit design for press parts using molds - Settings for the initial temperature of press parts, the position, number, and heat absorption of cooling pipes on the mold side - Calculation of transient temperatures during the cooling process after pressing and the repeated insertion of new press parts - Ability to set heat transfer coefficients based on pressing pressure - Display of temperature changes *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.

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This document presents an analysis example using a transformer model with directional materials. It provides detailed explanations of the analysis model and objectives, as well as the results of magnetic flux lines, magnetic field distribution, and iron loss distribution. [Contents] ■3.1 Analysis Model and Objectives ■3.2 Analysis Conditions and Calculation Time ■3.3 Results of Magnetic Flux Lines, Magnetic Field Distribution, and Iron Loss Distribution ■3.4 Results of Angle θB and Aspect Ratio α Distribution ■3.5 Results of Hysteresis Curve in the X Direction ■3.6 Results of Hysteresis Curve in the Y Direction ■3.7 Results of Lissajous Waveform ■3.9 Results of Current Waveform *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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This document presents an analysis example using a model of isotropic electromagnetic steel plates shaped into a ring. It provides a detailed explanation of the ring model voltage source, as well as comparison results with measured hysteresis curves. 【Contents】 ■1.1 Analysis Model and Objectives ■1.2 Analysis Conditions and Calculation Time ■1.3 Magnetic Field Distribution and Iron Loss Distribution Results ■1.4 Alternating Magnetic Flux and Rotating Magnetic Field Results ■1.5 Comparison Results with Measured Hysteresis Curves ■1.6 Current Waveform Results ■1.7 Interface Settings Screen *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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μ-Excel is analysis software that uses a two-dimensional (or axisymmetric) finite element method. The μ-Excel series consists of individual packages for each analysis theme, allowing for smooth analysis from customized input and output screens tailored to each theme. Additionally, it utilizes Excel macros in the GUI, enabling operation in a familiar Excel environment without discomfort. It is evolving into a rich variety of themes, not only for electromagnetic field analysis but also for heat, structure, fluid, and electromagnetic waves. Please look for the series that fits your theme (currently, there are a total of 11 series). 【Features】 - Dedicated package for architecture and construction companies - Selection of MRI coils for 1.5T and 3T - Only requires setting the room outline and the number of shielding materials - With a single calculation button, it goes from meshing to calculation to result display - Displays 5 Gauss lines *Compared to other analysis software, it can be implemented at a lower cost. The academic version is even more affordable! *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data available for download.

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This document presents an analysis example using a model of isotropic electromagnetic steel plates shaped into a ring. It provides detailed explanations about the ring model voltage source (differences in steel materials), magnetic field distribution, and iron loss distribution results. 【Contents】 ■2.1 Analysis Model and Objectives ■2.2 Analysis Conditions and Calculation Time ■2.3 Magnetic Field Distribution and Iron Loss Distribution Results ■2.4 X-Direction Hysteresis Curve Results ■2.5 Y-Direction Hysteresis Curve Results ■2.6 Current Waveform Results *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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μ-Beam is a three-dimensional trajectory analysis module for charged particles that takes into account space charge. It can simulate ion beam control. μ-Beam is the trajectory analysis module within the electromagnetic field analysis system μ-MF by Mutech. 【Features】 - Trajectory analysis of charged particles in electric and magnetic fields - Input functions for initial position, initial velocity, and assigned current of charged particles - Function to read condition setting CSV files from Excel - Specification of calculation range and automatic calculation stop function - Trajectory analysis considering classical and relativistic effects - The trajectory calculation method employs Runge-Kutta *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data available for download.

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