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M kumar
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Electromagnetic Analysis

11/19/2008 7:47 AM

Hi,

i am working on electromagnetic analysis, so please let me know if any one have the idea about that and please send the information what is the procedure.
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Re: Electromagnetic Analysis

11/19/2008 12:23 PM

OK. How about describing the problem?

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Re: Electromagnetic Analysis

11/19/2008 3:56 PM

Start with a simple program like QuickField

http://www.quickfield.com/

See how you do with that. If OK, look into purchasing a more powerful program. I assume you've got a couple of courses in electricity and magnetism under your belt?

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