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| Version | Price |
|---|---|
| Altair Flux & FluxMotor 2026.0 | |
| Altair Flux & FluxMotor 2025.0 |
What Is Altair Flux & FluxMotor?
Altair Flux & FluxMotor is a finite element platform for low-frequency electromagnetic simulation and electric motor pre-design, used by electrical and mechanical engineers developing motors, generators, transformers, sensors, and actuators. Flux handles 2D and 3D electromagnetic and thermal FEA across any device type; FluxMotor is a dedicated pre-design environment for rotating electric machines with parameterized topology templates and automated test sequences. Both tools are bundled and installed as a single package.
- Flux 2D and 3D electromagnetic FEA — magnetostatic, AC, and transient analysis
- FluxMotor — parameterized motor templates, cogging torque, back-EMF, efficiency maps, NVH
- Flux Skew — skewed machine analysis without full 3D modeling
- Flux PEEC — RLC extraction from 3D power electronics interconnects, SPICE export
- Circuit and mechanical coupling — co-simulation with MATLAB Simulink and Altair Activate
- HyperStudy integration — parametric sweeps and multi-objective optimization
What's Included in the Purchase
- Full offline installer for the selected Altair Flux & FluxMotor version
- Runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit)
- Flux 2D and Flux 3D solvers
- FluxMotor e-motor pre-design environment
- Flux Skew module for skewed rotating machine analysis
- Flux PEEC module for power electronics interconnect modeling
- HyperStudy integration for parametric optimization workflows
- Python and Jython scripting environment
- No internet connection required after installation
- No Altair account required
- Installation instructions included
Why Buy Altair Flux & FluxMotor from Prosoftstore?
- Permanent activation with one-time purchase — no subscription fees, no renewal costs
- Full functionality included: Flux 2D/3D solvers, FluxMotor, Skew, PEEC, HyperStudy integration, and scripting environment
- Works offline after installation — no internet connection or Altair account required at any point
- Cheaper than official subscription pricing — low price with discounts for returning customers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Altair Flux and FluxMotor?
Altair Flux is a general-purpose finite element solver for low-frequency electromagnetic and thermal simulations — motors, transformers, sensors, actuators, cables, and more. FluxMotor is a dedicated pre-design tool for rotating electric machines that uses Flux as its background solver. FluxMotor provides parameterized motor templates, automated test sequences, and efficiency mapping without requiring CAD expertise. Both are bundled and installed together.
Does Altair Flux work without an internet connection?
Yes. Altair Flux & FluxMotor installs and runs entirely offline. No internet connection, cloud service, or vendor account is required at any point during installation or use.
What file formats does Altair Flux support?
For geometry import: STEP (AP203/AP214), IGES (up to v5.3), DXF, STL, CATIA V4, CATIA V5 (R6–R20), Inventor (.ipt), Pro/E (.prt/.asm), and SAT/ACIS. For mesh import: NASTRAN, PATRAN, UNV, MED, and HyperMesh/SimLab/OptiStruct formats. Binary file imports are not supported — all imported files must be in text format.
Can Altair Flux import CATIA or Pro/E files?
Yes. CATIA V4 (.model), CATIA V5 (.catpart, .catproduct), and Pro/Engineer (.prt, .asm) files are supported in advanced import mode. CATIA V5 support covers R6 through R20; Pro/E support covers versions 16 through Wildfire 5.
Does Altair Flux integrate with MATLAB Simulink?
Yes. Flux supports co-simulation with MATLAB Simulink and Altair Activate through circuit and mechanical coupling interfaces. Equivalent circuit models extracted from Flux can be exported for use in system-level simulations combining motor electromagnetic behavior with power electronics and control algorithms.
What is Flux PEEC?
Flux PEEC (Partial Element Equivalent Circuit) is a module for modeling power electronics interconnects — busbars, PCB traces, bonding wires, and cable harnesses. It extracts parasitic RLC values from 3D conductor geometry and generates SPICE-compatible equivalent circuits for use in circuit simulation tools to analyze switching transients and EMI behavior.
What is the difference between Altair Flux and ANSYS Maxwell?
Both are low-frequency electromagnetic FEA tools with overlapping capabilities for motor and transformer simulation. Altair Flux includes FluxMotor for motor pre-design, the Flux Skew module for skew analysis, and Flux PEEC for power electronics — features that require separate ANSYS products (RMxprt, Q3D Extractor) in the Maxwell ecosystem. Altair Flux is available as a one-time purchase; ANSYS Maxwell is subscription or lease only.
How to Order
- Place your order and complete payment
- Receive a download link from our FTP server
- Download the original installer and activation instructions
- Contact support if needed - we assist until the software runs on your machine
Choose your version in the table above - delivery within 1–3 hours after payment.