Low-Frequency Electromagnetic Simulation Software
Edison Low Frequency calculates low-frequency electromagnetic fields generated by transformer stations, substations, and overhead lines in power systems.
It is used for EMF exposure assessment, planning, and regulatory compliance in utility and infrastructure projects.
Users can graphically construct power-system elements in a two-dimensional interface and assign electrical and geometric properties such as current magnitude, phase, and spatial position. The software computes the total electromagnetic field generated by all modeled elements and visualizes the field distribution using contour (iso) lines.
Both the electromagnetic sources and the resulting field distribution can also be viewed in three-dimensional mode, providing a clear and realistic representation of the electromagnetic environment.
Edison Low Frequency runs on Windows and is designed for fast and accurate engineering simulations.
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Program Specifications
Magnetic Field
Fast calculation of magnetic field, result shown on ISO lines diagrams.
Electric Objects
Easily add and move electric cabinet, electric transformer and electric poles.
3D and 2D screens
All the electric objects are presented on two and three dimension screens.
Architectural map
The user can add several Architectural map with gap distance between them.
