About our software

The Edison Low Frequency Simulator is a powerful and sophisticated tool designed to simulate the resultant magnetic field generated by various low-frequency electromagnetic components such as transformers, electric cabinets, and power lines. Users can graphically construct these components on a two-dimensional interface, assigning specific attributes to each one—including effective current, phase, and spatial position.

The simulator calculates the cumulative magnetic field produced by all configured components and visualizes the magnetic field distribution using iso lines (contour lines). Both the iso lines and all electromagnetic components can be visualized in full three-dimensional views, providing users with a detailed and realistic representation of the electromagnetic environment.

Get fast software simulation for your Windows desktops. System requirements: - Windows Vista, Windows 7 or later versions of Windows,

NET Framework 4.5

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Program Specifications

Magnetic Field

Fast calculation of magnetic field, result shown on ISO lines diagrams.

Electric Objects

Easily add and move electric cabinet, electric transformer and electric poles.

3D and 2D screens

All the electric objects are presented on two and three dimension screens.

Architectural map

The user can add several Architectural map with gap distance between them.

Electromagnetic simulation in three dimension

The Edison Low Frequency Simulator is a tool designed to simulate the result magnetic field of some configuration in 50-60 Hz frequency.
The electric configuration can includes power lines, coils , transformers, electric cabinet and electric poles. It is ease-of-use and includes 3D graphics and more.
The license key is send by email and allow you to work immediately after you received it.
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