Research
QuickField combines simplicity with capability, making it a popular tool among researchers at well-known institutes — as reflected in the large number of papers that cite QuickField.
Modern scientific research often requires simulation: both of the phenomenon being studied, and of the new tools and equipment that the research itself requires. Seen this way, any of the application areas listed under “Industrial Applications” on this site may also be relevant to research.
The reverse is also true: modern engineering practice often includes scientific research, and universities also involve students in research work — so research and teaching uses are frequently intertwined.
19 application areas, covering motors, transformers, cables, induction heating and high-voltage insulation
An index of typical engineering problems and their finite element solutions
How QuickField is used in classrooms, labs and course projects
Examples with complete parameters and results, some cross-checked against standard values