COMSOL, Inc. Datasheets for Engineering Analysis Software
Engineering analysis software is designed to model, analyze, and predict responses and interactions for applications such as materials, structures, chemical and biological processes, electronic system performance, etc.
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| Almost every manufacturing process and product design must consider the effect of thermal fluctuations. The Heat Transfer Module provides a combination of simulation capabilities to model heat transfer via conduction... | |
| Collaboration within design teams is made easy with the CAD interoperability tools for COMSOL. The CAD Import Module brings in all major CAD formats directly into the COMSOL Desktop where... | |
| COMSOL Multiphysics gives you complete control over definitions and use of your material properties through the Model Builder and Material Browser. The Material Browser allows you to manage all your... | |
| Low temperature plasmas represent the amalgamation of fluid mechanics, reaction engineering, physical kinetics, heat transfer, mass transfer and electromagnetics. The Plasma Module is a specialized tool for modeling non-equilibrium discharges... | |
| Modeling in the RF, microwave and optical regimes requires modeling the propagation of electromagnetic waves in and around structures that can be metallic, dielectric, gyromagnetic, or even metamaterials with engineered... | |
| No matter the engineering discipline, once you have a model of a product or a process, you want to improve upon it. The Optimization Module can be used throughout the... | |
| Ready-made interfaces make it easy to simulate single and coupled processes related to subsurface flow. The module is well suited for studies in oil and gas flow in porous media... | |
| Seamlessly integrate COMSOL Multiphysics with MATLAB to extend your modeling with scripting and to build your own applications that incorporate your models. The LiveLink for MATLAB lets you utilize the... | |
| The AC/DC Module sets the stage for the simulation and modeling the performance of resistors, capacitors, inductors, coils, motors, and sensors. Although these devices... | |
| The Acoustics Module is a world-class solution to all your acoustics simulation and modeling needs. Easy-to-use application modes provide the tools to model acoustic wave propagation in air, water, other... | |
| The Batteries & Fuel Cells Module is a specialized tool designed to model and simulate all types of battery and fuel cell (FC) applications. The Module features tailored general... | |
| The CFD module is tailored for advanced flow simulations. Ready-to-use interfaces let you model laminar and turbulent flows in single or multiple phases. Functionality for treating coupled free and... | |
| The Chemical Reaction Engineering Module is tailor-made to study reacting systems including the effects of material and energy transport. Starting with space-independent models, the module has tools to investigate... | |
| The design and modeling of microscale electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) is a unique engineering discipline. At small length scales, designs must consider the effects of several physical phenomena. For example: electromagnetic-stru... | |
| The LiveLink for Inventor delivers a seamless integration of CAD and simulation. By establishing an associative connection between the two applications, a change of a feature in the CAD model... | |
| The LiveLink for Pro/ENGINEER deliver a seamless integration of CAD and simulation. By establishing an associative connection between the two applications, a change of a feature in the CAD model... | |
| The LiveLink for SolidWorks delivers a seamless integration of CAD and simulation. By establishing an associative connection between the two applications, a change of a feature in the CAD model... | |
| The Structural Mechanics Module is dedicated to the analysis of components and subsystems where it is necessary to evaluate deformations under loads. It also contains special physics interfaces for the... |