A serids of short (3-6 minute) videos in AVI (Windows Media Player) format. How to install and set up the software packages. Concepts of finite element solutions. Using the Mesh drawing editor. Building 2D and 3D solutions. Importing 3D parts from SolidWorks and ProE. And more...
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Software Tips Blog
Articles cover a wide range of topics, with tips on the effective use of your computer in technical calculations. Subjects include methods to find capacitance and inductance, applications of DOS batch files, setting up field emission simulations and importing objects from CAD programs. Also included are suggested course materials for instructors using our free SATE educational software. See the page Posts by program for advice on specific Field Precision packages.
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Principles of Charged
Particle Acceleration
(ISBN 0-471-87878-2). This 573
page text, originally published by John Wiley and Sons, is a
comprehensive introduction to the physics and technology of charged-
particle accelerators. Topics include electrostatic accelerators,
betatrons, linear induction accelerators, RF linacs, cyclotrons and
synchrotrons. The unabridged book is available in PDF
format.
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Charged Particle Beams
(ISBN 0-471-60014-8). This 834
page text, originally published by John Wiley and Sons, gives a broad
review of collective beam physics. Topics include emittance, space-
charge effects, design of electron and ion guns, generation of RF and
microwave energy by beams and free-electron lasers. The unabridged book is available in PDF
format.
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Charged Particle Beams download page
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Southwest Vision
Field Precision has offices in Albuquerque (New Mexico), Abiquiu (New Mexico) and Estes Park (Colorado). This series of photographs shows magnificent isolated locations in the American southwest.
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Southwest Vision
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The Scientists' Freeware Page
Our selection of the best resources available on the Internet.
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EMP3
EMP3 calculates electromagnetic pulse propagation in 3D systems with complex arrangements of conducting, dielectric and magnetic materials. The program has a wide range of applications, including design of pulsed-power and pulsed-beam diagnostics, EMI analysis, wake-field calculation, optimization of pulsed-power convolutes and simulation of microcircuit time response and interference effects. Field Precision has made EMP3 available at no charge to the international research community.
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