QuickField User's Guide
The QuickField 7.0 User's Guide has twelve chapters, from getting started to the theoretical formulation.
The QuickField 7.0 User's Guide has twelve chapters. It ships with the software, and a printed edition is also available.
Chapter 1 — Getting StartedDescribes the first steps of using QuickField, including how to install and start the package.
Chapter 2 — Introductory GuideBriefly describes the organization of QuickField and gives an overview of its analysis capabilities.
Chapter 3 — Problem DescriptionExplains how to specify the analysis type and the overall problem settings.
Chapter 4 — Model Geometry DefinitionExplains how to describe the model geometry, generate the mesh, and define material properties and boundary conditions.
Chapter 5 — Problem Parameters DescriptionIntroduces the organization of non-geometric data files, and how to attach such a file to the model.
Chapter 6 — Electric Circuit DefinitionDescribes the circuit schematic editor.
Chapter 7 — Solving the ProblemExplains how to start the solver to obtain analysis results.
Chapter 8 — Analyzing the SolutionIntroduces the QuickField postprocessor, its features and capabilities.
Chapter 9 — Analyzing the Solution (Legacy Postprocessor)Introduces the legacy QuickField postprocessor, its features and capabilities.
Chapter 10 — Working with 3D ProblemsIntroduces QuickField's capabilities for solving and analyzing three-dimensional problems.
Chapter 11 — Add-insIntroduces QuickField add-ins and how to create and use them.
Chapter 12 — Theoretical DescriptionGives the mathematical formulation for every problem type QuickField can solve. Read this chapter to check whether QuickField can solve your specific problem.