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CST develops and markets high-performance software for the simulation of electromagnetic (EM) fields in all frequency bands. Its success is based on the implementation of leading-edge technology in a user-friendly interface. CST’s customers are market leaders in industries as diverse as telecommunications, defense, automotive, electronics, and medical equipment. Today, CST employs more than 200 sales, development, and support personnel. It enjoys a leading position in the high-frequency 3D EM simulation market.

Year company was formed: 1992 (1998 for CST of America, 2001 for CST of Korea, 2008 for CST UK Ltd. and CST France Eurl., and 2011 for CST South East Asia Pte. Ltd.)

Acquisitions: Flomerics EM-simulation software business including MicroStripes and FLO/EMC; LINMIC software package; SimLab;

Company Trivia:
2011: System assembly and modeling (SAM)
2012: CST and Nuhertz Technologies, LLC® present a new integrated filter design flow
2009: Antenna Magus is launched as a collaboration between Magus, EMSS, and CST
2005: First version of CST STUDIO SUITE® released
2003: CST unites the advantages of orthogonal and tetrahedral meshes in one interface.
1998: Perfect Boundary Approximation (PBA)® and first version of CST MICROWAVE STUDIO® (CST MWS)

  • Oct. 19, 2009
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    Microwaves and RF

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    Paul Whytock talks to Dr Timm about the latest version of CST Studio Suite 2010 Back to European Microwaves ......More


Corporate Website: http://www.cst.com

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Darmstadt, Germany

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