Faraday Cages ( advanced concepts )

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There are several computer software options available for simulating Faraday cages, with a variety of electromagnetic simulation tools listed online. While many of these packages can be moderately expensive, some alternatives may offer more affordable solutions. Users are encouraged to explore Google search results for specific software that allows for the creation and simulation of custom Faraday cage shapes. Popular industry-standard packages like ANSYS are mentioned, but there are also less costly options worth considering. Overall, the discussion highlights the availability of tools for simulating Faraday cages tailored to various shielding applications.
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Hello there, is there any computer software or programs out there that you can create various Faraday cages simulations
 
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The application is anything you want to shield from Radio F etc, Just wanted to know if there is a basic computer software out there that , you just create any shape of the Faraday cage you required and simulate it.
 
Certainty said:
The application is anything you want to shield from Radio F etc, Just wanted to know if there is a basic computer software out there that , you just create any shape of the Faraday cage you required and simulate it.

Did you look at the Google hit list yet? There are 3-4 main simulation packages that are popular...
 
Yeah I did, and thanks for using your time. Be my guest if you want to use more :D
 
Certainty said:
Yeah I did, and thanks for using your time. Be my guest if you want to use more :D

Here's a bit more, and perhaps closer to what you want... I googled Faraday Cage Simulation, and got some good hits. Especially some software possibilities that may be less expensive than the main industry standard packages like ANSYS:

http://www.google.com/search?source...T4GGLL_enUS301US302&q=faraday+cage+simulation

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