MotorSolve Sneak Peak at EME 2006

[Infolytica Corp.]

MotorSolve
(http://www.infolytica.com/en/products/motorsolvepreview2.asp), the
forthcoming electric motor design software from Infolytica Corporation,

will make it's first appearance at a special sneak peak demo to be held

during the Electrical Manufacturing Expo. The demo will take place
September 18th, 2006 at 1:30pm in the company's booth.

This demo will be the first opportunity for the public to see the
highly anticipated software in action and get a taste of the
easy-to-use FEA-based design environment. By taking full advantage of
today's high-performance computing capabilities, MotorSolve promises to

deliver unmatchable accuracy.


The entire Infolytica suite will be featured at the show, and with
significant additions such as enhanced loss calculations and transient
electromechanical simulations with convective cooling modeling means
all attendees should take the time to see what is new in MagNet,
ThermNet and OptiNet.


MotorSolve Sneak Peak Demo
If you are interested in watching the MotorSolve Sneak Peak Demo,
please stop by the Infolytica Corporation booth (#115) on September
18th, 2006 at 1:30 pm. No sign up is required.


If you are unable to attend the Electrical Manufacturing Expo, please
visit the company's website for the latest product information.


About Infolytica Corporation (www.infolytica.com)


Infolytica offers state-of-the-art CAE software for magnetic, electric,

and thermal analyses. Engineers from a wide range of industries use
Infolytica's software to design and analyze applications such as
electromechanical devices, non-destructive testing (NDT), induction
heating, power electronics, sensors, and industrial transformers.

 

[John Larkin]

This demo will be the first opportunity for the public to see the
highly anticipated software in action and get a taste of the
easy-to-use FEA-based design environment. By taking full advantage of
today's high-performance computing capabilities, MotorSolve promises to
deliver unmatchable accuracy.

Boy, I bet the crowds are going wild.

John

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

MotorSolve
(http://www.infolytica.com/en/products/motorsolvepreview2.asp), the
forthcoming electric motor design software from Infolytica Corporation,

will make it's first appearance at a special sneak peak demo to be held

during the Electrical Manufacturing Expo. The demo will take place
September 18th, 2006 at 1:30pm in the company's booth.

This demo will be the first opportunity for the public to see the
highly anticipated software in action and get a taste of the
easy-to-use FEA-based design environment. By taking full advantage of
today's high-performance computing capabilities, MotorSolve promises to

deliver unmatchable accuracy.

The entire Infolytica suite will be featured at the show, and with
significant additions such as enhanced loss calculations and transient
electromechanical simulations with convective cooling modeling means
all attendees should take the time to see what is new in MagNet,
ThermNet and OptiNet.

MotorSolve Sneak Peak Demo
If you are interested in watching the MotorSolve Sneak Peak Demo,
please stop by the Infolytica Corporation booth (#115) on September
18th, 2006 at 1:30 pm. No sign up is required.

If you are unable to attend the Electrical Manufacturing Expo, please
visit the company's website for the latest product information.

About Infolytica Corporation (www.infolytica.com)

Infolytica offers state-of-the-art CAE software for magnetic, electric,

and thermal analyses. Engineers from a wide range of industries use
Infolytica's software to design and analyze applications such as
electromechanical devices, non-destructive testing (NDT), induction
heating, power electronics, sensors, and industrial transformers.

If you learn how to spell, you might trick more people into
attending.



--
Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

 

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Infolytica Corp. wrote:

<snip>

I could not find any price information on their web-site.

So they are obviously selling a very expensive product - as you'd
expect in a specialised market.

Electronic Computer Aided Design software packages have to cost about
$10,000 to cover minimal support in a rather larger market. Infolytica
is going to have to charge more to provide comparable support in a
smaller market.

 

[Terry Given]

Infolytica Corp. wrote:

<snip>

I could not find any price information on their web-site.

So they are obviously selling a very expensive product - as you'd
expect in a specialised market.

Electronic Computer Aided Design software packages have to cost about
$10,000 to cover minimal support in a rather larger market. Infolytica
is going to have to charge more to provide comparable support in a
smaller market.

your out by at least 10dB (money is power)

Cheers
Terry

 

[Paul Hovnanian P.E.]

MotorSolve
(http://www.infolytica.com/en/products/motorsolvepreview2.asp), the
forthcoming electric motor design software from Infolytica Corporation,

Got a version that runs on Linux?