Titlebook: Computer-Aided Design in Magnetics; D. A. Lowther,P. P. Silvester Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986 CAD.Software.computer.compu

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Outline of problem and overview,l practice of engineering. Software for computer-aided design, which in the seventies amounted to straightforward scientific applications programs, has increasingly begun to take on the system orientation associated with business operating systems in the past.

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CAD Systems Present and Future,l practice of engineering. Software for computer-aided design, which in the seventies amounted to straightforward scientific applications programs, has increasingly begun to take on the system orientation associated with business operating systems in the past.

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Postprocessing Systems for Magnetics,ght be needed; the stress was rather on results which are common to many designers’ requirements. The present chapter is directed the other way: it seeks to ask . rather than ., and therefore to examine the implementation of a postprocessing system capa-ble of meeting the requirements implicitly defined by its predecessor.

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nient form. Ideally, the manufacturers’ catalogues for all materials to be used in design should be computer-readable and computer-accessible, so that analysis programs need only refer to materials by name or type identification.

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