The Edison Low Frequency Simulator is a powerful tool designed to simulate the resultant magnetic field generated by various low-frequency electromagnetic components such as transformers, electric cabinets, and power lines. Users can graphically construct these components on a two-dimensional interface, assigning attributes such as effective current, phase, and spatial position.

The simulator calculates the cumulative magnetic field produced by all configured components and visualizes the magnetic field distribution using contour (iso) lines. Both the iso lines and all electromagnetic components can also be viewed in three-dimensional mode, giving a detailed and realistic representation of the electromagnetic environment.

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