CST – Computer Simulation Technology

Computer Simulation Technology announces 2nd European User Group Meeting to be held March 9-10 in Boppard, Germany.

The CST user group meeting offers an informal and enlightening environment where developers and researchers using CST STUDIO software tools can exchange ideas and talk with CST staff about future developments. The event is scheduled for March 9th-10th and will be held at the Bellevue Rheinhotel in Boppard, Germany. Full details and on-line registration at www.cst.com.

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40 people from some of Silicon Valley's most successful corporations attended a launch workshop for CST STUDIO SUITE™ 2006 at the Santa Clara Marriott. The workshop highlighted some of the major improvements in CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® 2006 with a focus on 3D high speed simulation and design where the software excels.  

Computer Simulation Technology today announces CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® 2006 now shipping to customers.

The market leading Time Domain 3D EM simulator, CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) is available in its latest release, version 2006. Users can now benefit from a major re-design in the architecture and substantial new functionality. The most significant change is the use of the CST DESIGN ENVIRONMENT™ as a common access point to CST’s solver technology. Structures are presented in 3D and schematic views and the comparison of models and co-simulation has been facilitated by a new multi-document interface.

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In October 2005 the Finnish RF elite attended our workshops in Espoo and Oulu. Great attention has been paid to the sneak preview of CST DESIGN ENVIRONMENT 2006, which offers "Complete Technology" for 3D EM simulation seamlessly united in one interface. CST is proud to have a small share in Finland's success as the world's most competitive industrial nation.
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Computer Simulation Technology (CST), Darmstadt, announces winners of CST University Publication Award 2005.

In acknowledgement of the importance of university research and the impact of groundbreaking publications on the reputation of both author and tool used for the research, CST endowed its first University Publication Award in 2003. The winners of the second CST University Publication Award have now been announced. The competing papers were authored or co-authored by academic researchers, published either in scientific journals or in conference proceedings, and the numerical results were entirely or in part obtained through simulation using CST software products. Submissions were evaluated on a number of criteria including originality of the application or of the theory, clarity of presentation, as well as the skilful usage of CST software features.

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Computer Simulation Technology (CST), Darmstadt, demonstrates pre-release version of CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) 2006 at EuMW 2005, booth #507, Paris, France.

CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) 2006 is nearing release. Users of the market leading Time Domain 3D EM simulator will benefit from a major re-design in the architecture and substantial new functionality. The most significant change is the use of the CST DESIGN ENVIRONMENT™ as a common access point to CST’s solver technology. Structures are presented in 3D and schematic views and the comparison of models and co-simulation has been facilitated by a new multi-document interface.

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New link to be demonstrated at MTT-S IMS 2005, Long Beach, CA

Computer Simulation Technology (CST) announced a breakthrough in the integration of the CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® 2006 (CST MWS) simulation tool with Agilent Technologies' Advanced Design System (ADS) electronic design automation software. The automated co-simulation advances workflow integration for the RF and microwave design engineer working to improve passive circuit performance and increase confidence that manufactured products will perform optimally. This has been implemented as a direct result of the alliance and technical collaboration between Agilent and CST announced in June 2004.

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CST previews new software release CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) 2006 at MTT-S International Microwave Symposium 2005, booth #1147 Long Beach, California.

CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS), the market leading Time Domain 3D EM simulator, offers considerable technological advantages to Microwave and RF engineers. In its next release, as part of CST STUDIO SUITE™ 2006, it is accessible through the CST DESIGN ENVIRONMENT™ and includes new features and customer requested additions and enhancements which further extend CST MWS’ user friendliness and versatility.

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New product simplifies analysis of charged particle dynamics

CST previews specialist product for the fast and accurate design and analysis of charged particle dynamics at PAC 2005, booth #8.
CST PARTICLE STUDIO™ (CST PS)  will be used in the research and development of electron guns, high power tubes and magnetrons etc. Engineers in this area will benefit from the easy to use, intuitive interface and workflow integration capabilities already enjoyed by the high frequency community since 1998 through the market leading Time-Domain code CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS).  The years of experience in fully self-consistent charged particle simulation, valued by users of the TS2/TS3 modules in CST’s MAFIA-4, combined with proprietary technologies such as the Perfect Boundary Approximation, PBA® , already applied in other members of the CST STUDIO SUITE™,  place CST PS at the cutting edge of simulation technology.

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Alliance gives engineers improved passive circuit performance, greater design confidence

PALO ALTO, Calif., and DARMSTADT, Germany, May 2, 2005, Agilent Technologies Inc. (NYSE: A) and Computer Simulation Technology (CST) today announced two major advances in the integration of the CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS) simulation tool with Agilent's Advanced Design System (ADS) electronic design automation software. The integration helps RF and microwave designers improve passive circuit performance and increase confidence that manufactured products will perform optimally. These advances are implemented in the latest version of CST MWS as a direct result of the alliance and technical collaboration between Agilent and CST announced in June 2004.

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Darmstadt, March 18, 2005 – CST today announces continued success of software products with a worldwide revenue increase of 39% in 2004 compared to calendar year 2003. The average annual growth rate has been 37,8% since 1997 and has established CST as the dominant market leader in 3D EM Time Domain simulation. At the same time the company has consistently grown, increasing from a 12 to a 80 person company. CST’s top product of 2004 was again CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® which was introduced in 1998 as the first member of the CST STUDIO SUITE™.

"We are pleased with the 2004 result as we are growing considerably faster than the overall 3D EM simulation market. This means we are not only benefiting from a strong demand for 3D EM software but also quickly gaining market share every year" said Bernhard Wagner, Managing Director, Sales and Marketing. "We were the first and are still the only vendor to offer time and frequency domain, hexahedral and tetrahedral meshing in one interface and this will guarantee our further expansion over the following years."

 

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CST has published the agenda for its 2005 User Group meeting. Please click below to see the full agenda and to register for the event.

This promises to be an invaluable event for all engineers involved in 3D RF and microwave simulation.
Come and hear industry peers present their work and experience with our tools, find out about the latest STUDIO product line developments and influence the future direction of the software.

Training on new features will be offered and there will be plenty of opportunities for one-to-one interaction with CST engineers.

Please send all enquiries to:
events@us.cst.com
or
register online.

CST of America, Inc.
10 Laurel Ave, Suite 300
Wellesley, MA, 02481

Tel: 781-416-2782
Fax: 781-416-4001

 

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Singapore, Institute for Technical Education (ITE):

More than 50 engineers attended the “Complete Technology” CST seminar on 3D EM field simulation
in February...

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