Here you may download the latest executable versions of the fast solvers we distribute and their related utilities, as well as
find the links to the source code, that will also help you evaluate our expertise.
ElectroMagnetic Workbench
The ElectroMagnetic workbench is a
FreeCAD addon, available on the same multiple platforms on which FreeCAD runs.
The current version interfaces to FastHenry.
Installation
The ElectroMagnetic Workbench requires a working installation of
FreeCAD version 0.17 or higher.
Please follow the installation instructions on the
FreeCAD web site for FreeCAD installation.
Once you have FreeCAD, you can simply install the ElectroMagnetic Workbench from the add-ons manager under the
Tools menu,
see the
FreeCAD add-on documentation for more specific instructions.
The ElectroMagnetic Workbench addon can also be installed manually as described in the
README file
on the Git repository, however this method is not the recommended one, as more complex.
FastFieldSolvers bundle binary distribution for Windows
The FastFieldSolvers bundle binary distribution installs on your computer the softwares FastModel, FastHenry2, FastCap2 and FasterCap.
Starting from version 5.1, only 64 bits binary distributions are available. Should you need 32 bit binaries,
you can compile from source for the required target, or you can contact us for a customized binary package.
FasterCap binary distribution
The FasterCap stand-alone binary distribution is available for Linux only. If you need to install FasterCap for Windows, please use the FastFieldSolvers bundle.
FasterCap Release Notes
Installation
Installing FasterCap for Linux is simple, just unzip and untar the package in the desired target directory.
Notes
- Kubuntu version relies on wxWidgets runtime libraries, you need to install libwxgtk3.0.
- We are not providing any more 32 bits binaries in the standard Linux distribution. Should you need 32 bit binaries,
you can compile from source for the required target, or you can contact us for a customized binary package.
FastImp binary distribution
The FastImp stand-alone binary distribution is available for Linux and for Windows, in console-mode only (i.e. under Windows,
you should launch FastImp from a DOS shell).
FastImp Release Notes
Installation
Installing FastImp for is simple:
- Linux: just unzip and untar the package in the desired target directory.
- Windows: just unzip the package in the desired target directory, where you will launch the software using a DOS
shell. Note: you should use a directory where you have read/write access, for this reason using "Program Files"
or equivalent installation paths is not recommended.
Notes
We are not providing 32 bits binaries in the standard distribution. Should you need 32 bit binaries,
you can compile from source for the required target, or you can contact us for a customized binary package.
VoxHenry
VoxHenry is written in
MatLab language and can be run under MatLab
or the compatible free and open source alternative
Octave.
License
The VoxHenry code is covered by GPL 2.0 license, see the repository for further details.
Installation
VoxHenry requires the installation of MatLab version 2018a or
Octave
version 4.4.0. Both MatLab and Octave are available on multiple platforms.
Installation of VoxHenry is described in the
README file
on the Git repository.
Sources
We use
Git as distributed version control system for the source files we provide.
The sources themselves are hosted on
GitHub, from where they can be freely
accessed, browsed, downloaded or forked.
If you don't know Git, don't worry: you don't need any Git knowledge to access the sources, as GitHub has the option
to download the sources as a simple zip package, and to browse the source files online.
ElectroMagnetic Workbench
The ElectroMagnetic workbench is written in
Python language as an add-on for
FreeCAD.
License
The ElectroMagnetic Workbench is covered by LGPL 2.1 license, see the repository for further details.
FasterCap
The sources include both Windows and Linux compilable versions. FasterCap also uses two source libraries from
FastFieldSolvers, listed in the table here below, that need to be present in parallel at same directory level
of the FasterCap sources.
License
The source code is covered by the LGPL license. For details, the license is included with the sources.
FastCap2
The sources include the original distribution from M.I.T., the modifications and fixes performed over it by FastFieldSolvers,
and the Windows porting source code, organized in different branches.
The repository also contains the
WRCad version of the software, a FastHenry flavor
supporting superconducting materials.
License
The Windows porting source code is covered by a more permissive license, distributed toghether with the sources.
Other licenses apply to the different branches, please look at the license information in the sources you check out.
FastHenry2
The sources include the original distribution from M.I.T., the modifications and fixes performed over it by FastFieldSolvers,
and the Windows porting source code, organized in different branches.
The repository also contains the
WRCad version of the software, a FastHenry flavor
supporting superconducting materials.
License
The Windows porting source code is covered by a more permissive license, distributed toghether with the sources.
Other licenses apply to the different branches, please look at the license information in the sources you check out.
FastModel
The sources are for Windows only.
License
The source code is covered by the LGPL license. For details, the license is included with the sources.
FastImp
The sources include the original distribution from M.I.T. (versions 1.0 and 1.1) plus the modifications and fixes performed over
it by FastFieldSolvers to be able to compile the software with the compiler chain provided by more recent Linux distributions
than the original package as well as CygWin under Windows.
License
FastImp is covered by a mix of different free / open source licenses. See the ReadMe.txt file contained in the base directory
of the source package for further details, as well as the 'License' folder.