Transformer analysis: A manual mode calculates the parameters of a transformer equivalent circuit The model mode takes data from a Vizimag model and calculates flux coupling and inductance from a Vizimag simulation. Variable geometry and air coupled modes. The manual mode will remain working when the trial period is over.

Force function: The magnetic force on a selected object can be calculated with a single click. Available on most objects.

Flux density contours: A set of fixed, or user defined, contours can be plotted on the flux density display. The contours can be marked using the annotation function. Line width can be changed.

Annotation: The plot area can be annotated. The annotation is saved with the model.

Animation mode: Simple text script, syntax checking, error checking, full control of display modes and animation speed, plot B or H: magnitude, normal or tangential to plot line, export of plot data for each frame of an animation.

Magnetic models: rectangular, toroidal and curved magnets, solenoids and regions; triangular and circular regions, freeform magnets and solenoids, external fields.

Editing functions: Add, move, copy, rotate, flip, switch poles, size, zoom and pan, delete key, arrow key fine adjustment,  grid scaling, direct dimension entry, keyboard shortcuts, undo/redo.

Inductance: the inductance of solenoids and toroids is estimated from the analysis result.

Superconductivity: Wires and magnetic regions can be made superconducting.

Text wire import: A text script can be used for wires, simplifying the entry of multiple wires.

Calculator mode: The calculator mode allows the flux density of a single or multi-layer air-cored solenoid to be calculated anywhere on or off-axis. The calculation is from the theoretical equations and is accurate to several decimal places. this function remains working when the trial period is over.

Full graphical interface: toolbars, status readouts, B, Bx, By and angle read out. 

Analysis meshes: up  to 800 X 800.

Plot facility: options include log axis and titles. B or H, magnitude or normal or tangential to plot line. Integrals and averages are shown where appropriate.