About

The people behind MAGNETISiM

MAGNETISiM is developed at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, in the CEIMM research centre, by a team of professors and researchers together with students who built parts of it in their final-year theses.

History

From esaFEMM to MAGNETISiM

It started on 1 November 2021 as esaFEMM, a project with the European Space Agency (ESA) to simulate transformers in FEMM faster. Year after year that first tool kept growing, and today it is MAGNETISiM: one workflow from a catalog core to a circuit model.

Where it goes next: the roadmap →

  1. Nov 2021esaFEMM starts, a project with the European Space Agency.
  2. Jun 2026MAGNETISiM 1.0, the first public release.
  3. Oct 20262.0 adds CAPACITISiM and SPICESiM.
  4. Oct 20262.1, the current version.
esaFEMM v2.3.0, Winding Configuration tab: a form with PCB position, number of layers, turns, widths, thicknesses and separations per layer, and a sketch of the PCB layers inside the core window
Fig. 1 — Then: esaFEMM v2.3.0, the early tool MAGNETISiM grew from.
MAGNETISiM core geometry editor with the catalog selector on the left and the live 3D preview of the core and windings on the right
Fig. 2 — Now: MAGNETISiM 2.1, core geometry editor with the live 3D preview.

Authors

Authors

Professors and researchers of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.

Students

Bachelor's and master's theses

Students who built parts of MAGNETISiM in their final-year projects.

  • Photo of Sirio Mattia

    Sirio Mattia

    Master's thesis · Elmer solver

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  • Photo of Alessio Mattia

    Alessio Mattia

    Master's thesis · Elmer solver

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  • Photo of Adrián Riveiro Varela

    Adrián Riveiro Varela

    Master's thesis · Elmer solver

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  • Photo of Santiago Corral Miguel

    Santiago Corral Miguel

    Bachelor's thesis · Core losses

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  • Photo of Daniel López Álamos

    Daniel López Álamos

    Master's thesis · Neural networks

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Research centre

The Centro de Electrónica Industrial y Sistemas Multimodales (CEIMM) is a research centre of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. It was created in July 2025 from the merger of the Centro de Electrónica Industrial (CEI) and CITSEM.

ceimm.upm.es

Partners and collaborators

Using MAGNETISiM in a paper or a thesis?How to cite it →

Contact

Email

a.delgado@upm.es

Questions, bugs, ideas or a commercial license: write to us.

Address

CEIMM · ETSI Industriales
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
José Gutiérrez Abascal 2
28006 Madrid, Spain