Low Frequency EM, Motors & Power Electronics Simulation
Ansys Software, Implemented by your local Simulation Partner
EDRMedeso is a leading Ansys channel partner working with engineering teams across the Nordics, UK and Poland. Our electromagnetics team supports electrification and power conversion projects with hands-on modelling experience, so you can validate a design, catch problems before prototyping, and get a compliant product through to production.
Why work with a channel partner?
- Local Engineering Expertise: You get direct access to engineers who have built and debugged electric machine, transformer and power electronics models, rather than a first-line support queue.
- Training and Consultancy: We run tailored Maxwell and Q3D training and implementation support based on projects we’ve actually delivered.
- Responsive Technical Support: Local contacts, delivering personalised support for technical enquiries and implementation challenges.
Low Frequency Simulation, in practice
- Local Engineering Expertise: You get direct access to engineers who have built and debugged electric machine, transformer and power electronics models, rather than a first-line support queue.
- Training and Consultancy: We run tailored Maxwell and Q3D training and implementation support based on projects we’ve actually delivered.
- Responsive Technical Support: Local contacts, delivering personalised support for technical enquiries and implementation challenges.
Low Frequency Simulation, in practice
Our Ansys Maxwell and Q3D Extractor licensing support covers electric machine and drive design, transformer and inductor optimisation, busbar and power electronics layout, parasitic extraction, and multiphysics coupling to thermal and structural solvers. Licensing scales with project and team size, so you’re not tied to enterprise-wide minimums to get access to the tools a single machine or converter design needs.
Low Frequency Electronics Simulation Solutions
- Electric machine design and optimisation for motors, generators and actuators, covering automotive, industrial and aerospace applications
- Transformer, inductor and magnetic component design, including core loss and thermal-electromagnetic coupling
- Power electronics and busbar simulation, covering parasitic extraction, current distribution and EMI assessment
- Cable, connector and power distribution modelling for DC and AC systems
- Multiphysics workflows linking Maxwell, Q3D Extractor and Twin Builder to thermal, structural and system-level solvers
Some clients need project-based licensing. Others want to build internal modelling capability, or need help de-risking an electrification programme. EDRMedeso works as part of your team whatever the challenge.
Ready to talk specifics? Get in touch and speak to a low frequency EM specialist!
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. Partner licensing exists for this reason. Terms are scaled for individual teams and SMEs, not built around enterprise-wide agreements.
Yes, licensing and consultancy support can be structured around project needs. Talk to us about what fits.
Yes, this is a common engagement type for us. Get in touch with details of your setup.
Yes, pre-compliance EMC simulation is a standard part of our Maxwell/Q3D engagements, useful for catching conducted emissions and coupling issues before physical testing rather than after.
Yes, electric machine design, optimisation, and NVH/thermal coupling work make up a large share of our project work. Get in touch with your machine topology and design constraints and we’ll advise on scope.
Maxwell is typically used for field-based electromagnetic problems like motors, transformers, and actuators, while Q3D Extractor is optimised for parasitic extraction on busbars, connectors, and power modules. Many projects use both together, get in touch and we can advise on the right fit for your design.
Yes, electric machine and drive simulation for automotive, industrial, and aerospace electrification is one of our core engagement areas. Get in touch with your project specifics and timeline.
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Working with EDRMedeso
Most Ansys Maxwell and Motor-CAD engagements with EDRMedeso start with a specific engineering challenge. You already know the type of simulation you need. What changes with the right partner is how quickly you move from identifying the issue to making confident design decisions.
Our engineers have worked directly on real-world low-frequency electromagnetic applications, including electric machines, transformers, inductors, actuators, power electronics, cables, and busbars. When you bring us a project, we're usually starting from challenges we've already solved, rather than learning alongside you.
For growing engineering teams, that often makes the difference between simulation software that sits underutilised, and simulation that becomes part of the development process. Instead of spending months building internal expertise from scratch, you gain access to specialists who can help you apply the tools effectively from day one.
If you're working on a specific low-frequency electromagnetic, electric machine, transformer, power electronics, or magnetic design challenge right now, that's worth talking through.
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