Computational Electromagnetics (CEM)
Advanced electromagnetic simulation with high accuracy and scalability
HEMCUVE/M3
The simulator
The SC7-B group has been working since 1996 on the development of a high-performance electromagnetic simulator based on full-wave solutions, therefore rigorous/exact. This simulator was initially known as HEMCUVE and is now known as M3. This simulator has three characteristics that make it competitive: accuracy, speed and scalability.
The code was born at the University of Vigo, but with the collaboration of two researchers at the University of Extremadura (Luis Landesa and José Manuel Taboada, both currently professors at the University of Extremadura), therefore, a code with roots in both the University of Vigo and the University of Extremadura.
A highly advanced product
M3 software features
High capacity and competitiveness
Leadership in electromagnetic simulation
The M3 simulation software is based on the exact solution of Maxwell’s equations in their integral form, which is the most accurate and versatile alternative for solving electromagnetic simulation problems. M3 is, today, one of the most powerful, fast and accurate full-wave electromagnetic analysis codes in the world, having achieved a prestigious and leading position worldwide. HEMCUVE/M3 has won major international scientific awards* and for many years held the world record in computational electromagnetics, achieved in August 2010 by solving a real electromagnetic problem with more than one billion unknowns.
The accuracy/validity of the simulations performed with the M3 code has been certified by CEMEDEM (Centre for Electromagnetic Measurements of the Navy) by means of several measurement campaigns on board various ships. The M3 software is not a commercial product; it is a product under constant development, hence its high capacity and competitiveness. Its use is offered to the industrial and production sectors in SaaS mode. It has been successfully used in numerous projects, including, among others, the design of the electromagnetic topside fabric of the Spanish Navy’s new generation ships over the last 20 years (E3).