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Find the simple way through complex EM systems with CST STUDIO SUITE


Find the simple way through complex EM systems with CST STUDIO SUITE


Components don’t exist in electromag- netic isolation. They influence their neigh- bors’ performance. They are affected by the enclosure or structure around them. They are susceptible to outside influ- ences. With System Assembly and Mode- ling, CST STUDIO SUITE helps optimize component and system performance.


Components don’t exist in electromag- netic isolation. They influence their neigh- bors’ performance. They are affected by the enclosure or structure around them. They are susceptible to outside influ- ences. With System Assembly and Mode- ling, CST STUDIO SUITE helps optimize component and system performance.


Involved in signal or power integrity analysis? You can read about how CST technology was used to simulate and optimize a digital multilayer PCB’s performance at www.cst.com/pcb.


Involved in signal or power integrity analysis? You can read about how CST technology was used to simulate and optimize a digital multilayer PCB’s performance at www.cst.com/pcb.


If you’re more interested in EMC/EMI or microwave components, we’ve a wide variety of worked application examples live on our website at www.cst.com/apps.


If you’re more interested in EMC/EMI or microwave components, we’ve a wide variety of worked application examples live on our website at www.cst.com/apps.


Get the big picture of what’s really going on. Ensure your product and compo- nents perform in the toughest of envi- ronments.


Get the big picture of what’s really going on. Ensure your product and compo- nents perform in the toughest of envi- ronments.


Choose CST STUDIO SUITE – Complete Technology for 3D EM.


Choose CST STUDIO SUITE – Complete Technology for 3D EM.


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