CST Pushes Boundaries for Model Complexity

There are more than 20 billion unknown meshcells and now with the release of CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS), users can leave the known 2 billion meshcell limit behind them. CST MWS enables customers to tackle simulations of this size within a reasonable time frame by employing cluster computing through a message passing interface implementation together with cutting edge Graphics Processing Unit computing.

There is an increasing need to model ever more complex devices more realistically. This helps avoid additional cost and time intensive prototyping cycles but can put a great strain on computational resources. The memory efficiency and the robustness of explicit time domain methods and the accuracy of the Perfect Boundary Approximation (PBA)® have established the CST MWS transient solver at the forefront of large and detail-rich electromagnetic field simulation.

 "Our customers rely on us to provide solutions when they face new challenges in their design work," said Dr. Peter Thoma, Managing Director R&D, CST. "By equipping CST MWS to deal with even larger problem sizes now, we are addressing a requirement that we see coming in the near future."

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