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Posted:
1 decade ago
13 sept. 2011, 03:44 UTC−4
Vladimir,
if the fields get the material near saturation you might need to define a non-linear permeability.
Cheers
Edgar
Vladimir,
if the fields get the material near saturation you might need to define a non-linear permeability.
Cheers
Edgar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
13 sept. 2011, 05:47 UTC−4
Thanks,
i will try it.
Vladimir
Thanks,
i will try it.
Vladimir
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Posted:
1 decade ago
14 sept. 2011, 11:33 UTC−4
Hi, i have some Problems,
first i designed i mini setup. A big cube and a small metall part with high permiability inside. Now i want to see how the magnetic field in cube change if i apply a constant magnetic field.
But this is my Problem. how to define a constant magnetic field in the big cube, that i will be influenced by the high permiability? I i set the magnitic field in the whole volume then nothing will happen?
With best regards
Hi, i have some Problems,
first i designed i mini setup. A big cube and a small metall part with high permiability inside. Now i want to see how the magnetic field in cube change if i apply a constant magnetic field.
But this is my Problem. how to define a constant magnetic field in the big cube, that i will be influenced by the high permiability? I i set the magnitic field in the whole volume then nothing will happen?
With best regards
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Posted:
1 decade ago
14 sept. 2011, 11:52 UTC−4
Vladimir,
set the uniform field you want just on the outer boundaries (cube walls) this will result in a uniform field inside the cube and any magnetic object inside the cube will distort it. E.g. for a uniform field of 1T in z-direction set Bz=1T and Bx=0, By =0 on all outer boundaries.
Cheers
Edgar
Vladimir,
set the uniform field you want just on the outer boundaries (cube walls) this will result in a uniform field inside the cube and any magnetic object inside the cube will distort it. E.g. for a uniform field of 1T in z-direction set Bz=1T and Bx=0, By =0 on all outer boundaries.
Cheers
Edgar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
15 sept. 2011, 10:44 UTC−4
Great Thanks!
I got it :)
Great Thanks!
I got it :)