What is CDEGS?

CDEGS (Current Distribution, Electromagnetic Fields, Grounding and Soil Structure Analysis) is a powerful set of integrated software tools designed to accurately analyze a variety of electromagnetic related problems encountered in all industries involving electric networks.

How much does ETAP cost?

ETAP Software pricing plans start at approximately $700 per license. This makes it one of the more affordable electrical solutions software in the market. It also helps reduce the associated costs of periodic license renewals as well as makes the business much more productive.

What can we do in Etap?

ETAP software applications include:

• Power system design for ANSI and IEC networks.
• Electric supply substation simulation.
• Monitoring and feeder analysis.
• Simulation of distributed photovoltaic power.
• Study of a DC network.

Is ETAP free for students?

ETAP offers students with free six-month Student Edition license. IRVINE, Calif. Working in conjunction with your university’s ETAP Power Lab™, ETAP Student Edition gives you the opportunity to work on real-world practical projects, using the most advanced electrical engineering software available.

Why choose cdegs?

Whether you are confronted with a complex grounding design, EMF studies, electromagnetic compatibility and interference problems or a lightning or surge transient study, you can rely on CDEGS’s accurate, powerful and integrated software components for a realistic and optimized solution.

What is ETAP and how to use it?

In this tutorial, we’ll be introducing basic user interface of ETAP, its functionality and different features that are useful in Power System modeling and analysis. ETAP is a full spectrum analytical engineering software developed by Operation Technology Inc. (OTI).

What are the auxiliary software tools in the cdegs suite?

A complete array of auxiliary software tools are included in the CDEGS suite to complement, support and enhance the methods used to solve various problems involving grounding, electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic fields and transient phenomena that can be tackled by CDEGS.

How many study modes are there in ETAP 16?

In ETAP 16, a complete set of analyses has been provided through the mode toolbar as given in the list below: There are total 13 study modes in ETAP as depicted in Fig. 2.