Looking for software to simulate gas sensor mechanism

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For simulating a gas sensor mechanism, "COMSOL Multiphysics" is suggested, but there is limited information on its specific application for semiconductor gas sensors. Alternatives recommended include MATLAB and Simulink, which offer extensive libraries and a user-friendly graphical interface. Other options mentioned are MATRIXx and SystemBuild, which may also suit the requirements. The discussion emphasizes the need for software with prepared libraries and a graphical interface for ease of use. Exploring these options could help in effectively simulating the desired gas sensor mechanism.
Hossein Roshan
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I'm looking for a graphical software to simulate a gas sensor mechanism. I thought "comsol multiphysics" could help me to determine the sensing mechanism of semiconductor gas sensor , but I didn't find any thing about this.
I would appreciate you If you recommend an appropriate application except "quantum espresso" to help me.
 
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If your budget can afford them, check MATLAB and Simulink. Or MATRIXx and SystemBuild.
 
I prefer to use a software that with prepared libraries or graphical interface.
 
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