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Usage Stats Overall Period: Updated 04 Dec, 2008 Users: 524 Jobs: 1510 Avg. exec. time: 2 days Reviews & Citations Google/IEEE Avg. Review: Citations: 0
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| Version | 1 - published on 20 Apr, 2006 |
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| Contributor(s) | Narayan Aluru University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign |
| At a glance | Compute surface charge density on the surface of the conductors in a multi-conductor system |
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| Description |
CENEMS is a user-friendly tool that computes the surface charge density distribution on the surface of the conductors in a multi-conductor system. CENEMS contains a graphical user interface which will allow users to design multi-conductor systems, including drawing conductors, specifying applied voltage and discretization level (the higher the level, the finer the discretization) for the conductors. After running the simulation, users can immediately see the surface charge density distribution on the conductors. CENEMS solves the exterior potential problem and computes the surface charge density by using boundary integral equations and a Boundary Cloud Method (BCM). |
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Posted on 20 March, 2006 by yang xu
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Posted on 19 March, 2006 by Nitin Agarwal
0 0 Login to vote CENEMS is indeed a useful tool for computing the surface charge density for a multi-conductor system, and can serve as a quick source to check results obtained from some code as well.
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Posted on 18 March, 2006 by Huijuan ZHAO
0 0 Login to vote It is a wonderful tool, very easy to use, very easy to understand the basis. The modelling tool part is fantastic. I like to use it again. :)
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