

2D modeling
- PowerPoint (Basic)
- Adobe Illustrator (Good)
- AutoCad (Industry design, i.e. Photo mask design or EBL pattern design, nanoscale)
3D modeling
- PowerPoint (Basic, not handy)
- SketchUp Make (FREE, Easy to use, good but not very accurate, no rendering, no nanoscale)
- Blender (FREE, good and rendering possible, hard to use, no nanoscale)
- AutoCad (FREE, good and nanoscale, hard to use, no rendering)
- 3Ds MAX (Powerful and rendering, hard to use, no MAC version)
- SpaceClaim (easy to use, compatible to ANSYS, no nanoscale, no MAC version)
Simulation tools (Thermal electric mechanical fluid)
- COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS (easy to use, nanoscale, 3D modeling not handy, MAC license hard to find)
- ANSYS (easy to use, nanoscale?, internal 3D modeling is handy but not nanoscale, no MAC version)
Simulation tools (Micromagnetics)
- OOMMF (open source and free, writing code needed, good extendability)
- GPMagnet (GPU based, easy to use, poor extenability, not free)
- NUNAX (GPU based, easy to use, free)
Mathematical computation
- Mathematica (Good at analytical calculation)
- Matlab (Good at numerical calculation and image processing, fast)
- Pycharm (Python programming)
Text input
- Word (Easy to use, hard to typeset)
- Evernote (notes collections, iOS, Web, Mac)
- Latex language (Pro typeset language, good for writing paper)
- WinEdit in Windows
- Texpad in MAC
- Markdown language (Lite typeset language, good for making notes)
- WebApp: CMD Markdown (good, synchronized with Evernote), 马克飞象, Stackedit, Madoko (Latex output)
- CMD Markdown, 马克飞象, Mou in MAC
- Matcha in iOS
Have fun!




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