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Import arbitrary volume to CST

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Hello everyone. I want to use CST for FDTD simulation. As a 3D model, I will use volume that extracted from MRI images. It has analyze format, I could read it in matlab. I am wondering if anybody could help me to converting my files to that I can import them to CST? Thanks.
 

When it comes to importing/exporting 3D volume, .sat file is the one of the most popular file format. If the analyzed file in matlab can be saved as .sat file, then it can be directly imported in CST environment....
 

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When it comes to importing/exporting 3D volume, .sat file is the one of the most popular file format. If the analyzed file in matlab can be saved as .sat file, then it can be directly imported in CST environment....
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Thanks a lot, it was really very useful.
 

covcst said:
When it comes to importing/exporting 3D volume, .sat file is the one of the most popular file format. If the analyzed file in matlab can be saved as .sat file, then it can be directly imported in CST environment....
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I agree, .sat is definitely considered a popular file format. However I found importing SolidWork volumes into CST to be much more successful using the .IGES format (my 2c).
 

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