Inexpensive home use FEA
Inexpensive home use FEA
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Is there such a thing? I'm guessing some of the top line software is pretty pricey. Just looking for something affordable for personal study. Thanks.
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Is there such a thing? I'm guessing some of the top line software is pretty pricey. Just looking for something affordable for personal study. Thanks.
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I can't vouch for any of them, as I haven't used them. I've used the open source electromagnetic FEA solver FEMM and I've been pleasantly surprised with it.
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At least she doesn't drive the kids to the theme park in her BMW X5. It could be worse big guy!
But to topic, I say invest in something supported by industry. SolidWorks is well worth that investment. Probably the best professional advice I could give, absolutely a solid, functional platform.
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Cockroach