PyPEEC: A 3D Quasi-Magnetostatic Solver using an FFT-Accelerated PEEC Method with Voxelization
PyPEEC: A 3D Quasi-Magnetostatic Solver using an FFT-Accelerated PEEC Method with Voxelization
PyPEEC is a 3D quasi-magnetostatic PEEC solver developed at Dartmouth College within the Power Management Integration Center (PMIC). PyPEEC is a fast solver (FFT and GPU accelerated) that can simulate a large variety of magnetic components (inductors, transformers, chokes, IPT coils, busbars, etc.). The tool contains a mesher (STL, PNG, and GERBER formats), a solver (static and frequency domain), and advanced plotting capabilities. The code is written in Python and is fully open source!
If you use this software, please cite our article in the Journal of Open Source Software.
- Dartmouth College United States
conductor, field simulation, power electronics, magnetic, PEEC, frequency domain, PyPEEC, voxel, electric, FFT, 3D, maxwell equations
conductor, field simulation, power electronics, magnetic, PEEC, frequency domain, PyPEEC, voxel, electric, FFT, 3D, maxwell equations
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