MaX-1, A Visual Electromagnetics
Platform, is a graphic platform for computational electromagnetics
containing advanced tools for the visualization and animation of
electromagnetic fields as well as numeric semi-analytic and analytic
Maxwell techniques. Part-based on the Multiple Multipole (MMP)
technique and part-based on the Generalized Finite Difference (GFD)
scheme, MaX-1 is a powerful method with high reliability and accuracy
of results.
The product combines an authoritative
new executable (MaX-1) together with an extensive tutorial package
which demonstrates its diverse features, high level of flexibility and
broad range of applications. The User Manual and Tutorial are included
in the CD-ROM together with input files of all examples considered in
the tutorial and corresponding AVI movie animation files. On-line help
from the author is also available to all users of MaX-1.
An important advantage of MaX-1 is
the accompanying "Getting Started with MaX-1" manual which provides
step-by-step guidance on how to use each type of solvers, creating a
project and drawing objects in MaX-1. In addition all purchasers of
the CD-ROM package will receive a complimentary copy of the new text
Post Modern Electromagnetics Using Intelligent MaXwell Solvers which
was published January 1999.
Package Contents
CD-ROM containing...
- MaX-1 executable
- Extended documentation
- Microsoft® Word, Help files, HTML files
- User Manual
- Extended Tutorial
- Making Movies Manual
- A special movie definition script
language allowing the user to generate simple and sophisticated
movies (AVI format)
- Over 180 project input files
containing worked examples presented in the Tutorial
- Over 380 movie files of example
animations generated by MaX-1 corresponding to the input
files and illustrating the breadth of practical applications
CD-ROM Tutorial Contents:
- Analytic
- Statics
- Conformal mapping -
- Scattering Waveguides
- MMP - boundary method solutions
- Scattering
- Gratings
- Antenna
- Antenna Arrays
- Guided Waves
- Resonators
- Coupling of Modes
- Waveguide Discontinuities
- Statics
- GFD - dorgain method solutions
- Statics
- Scattering
- Time Domain
- Irregular Grids
- Grid
Transformation
Getting Started with MaX-1 manual
Getting Started with MaX-1,
the accompanying guide, provides step-by-step illustrated guidance
through the solution of the default MaX-1 problem using numeric,
semi-analytic and analytic Maxwell solvers.
Contents Include:
- Introduction
- Graphic Platform
- Menus
- Dialogs
- File Structures
- Formula Interpreter
- Directives and Movies
- Analytic Solutions
- Semi-Analytic MMP Solutions
- Numeric GFD Solutions
- Glossary
System Requirements
MaX-1 can be installed on a PC
running Microsoft® Windows 95® or Windows NT™ (Version 4.0 or higher).
Systems should have 16MB or more physical memory.
When you run MaX-1
from the CD-ROM, no hard disk space is required for the installation.
The hard disk space required for running MaX-1 depends on the size of
the problem to be solved. Less than 1 MB of free space on your hard
disk is sufficient for most of the examples as long as no AVI movie
files are produced.
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registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation
Publication Details
MaX-1 is available on CD-ROM with an
accompanying textbook on computational electromagnetics.
The price includes network licenses
for up to 4 users.
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