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# New FEMM-related consultancy services available

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- Subject: New FEMM-related consultancy services available
- From: David Meeker <dmeeker@foster-miller.com>
- Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2003 09:50:47 -0400
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Dear All-- Although the FEMM program is (and shall remain) freely available, skill and experience are required to use this tool to design real machines. Finite element analyses are only one stage in the design of an electric machine, which usually also involves creation of simpler analytical models of machine behavior amenable to controller and system-level designs; creation of control schemes and methods that satisfy performance specifications; interpretation of experimental results in the context the design model; and design refinement based on prototype results. In order to assist commercial users of the code with their specific problems in a detailed, timely, and confidential fashion, consulting services are now available on a retainer or per-project basis by the author of the FEMM code, Dr. David Meeker, and his colleagues at Foster-Miller (http://www.foster-miller.com). In addition to general technical support for FEMM, these consulting services might involve: Creation of system-level design tools and analyses that allow the results of FEMM simulations to be meaningfully used and integrated into an overall device design; Analysis of of electromagnetic devices or designs using the FEMM software; Creation of Lua scripts that can add new functionality to the software and/or automate the analysis problems that can be represented parametrically; Development of features in the FEMM to facilitate the analysis of unique problems; Creation of interfaces with other design tools (e.g. connections to the client?s Matlab scripts, C or Fortran codes, etc.); Creation of other custom design and analysis tools for electric machines (i.e. developing or using tools that are unrelated to FEMM, creation of Mathcad or Excel design worksheets, etc.); Creation of dynamic simulations of electromechanical devices and systems using Matlab/Simulink, custom C/C++ code, VB scripts, etc. In addition, a much broader range of services is available, if needed. In-house personnel have the talent and resources to handle electromechanical research and development projects from the brainstorming stage, through conceptual development and design, culminating in the construction of prototype hardware and software. A large number of successfully completed projects and satisfied customers are the strongest indication of the group's abilities. For terms and pricing information, please contact me at: Dr. David Meeker Senior Engineer Electrical and Electronic Systems Group Foster-Miller, Inc. 350 Second Avenue Waltham, MA 02451-1196 781-684-4070 781-890-3489 (fax) dmeeker@foster-miller.com

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