Our programs PerMag (2D) and Magnum (3D) can handle saturation effects in nonlinear magnetic materials. One of the challenges in calculations with steel is tracking down data for the particular material you are using. In a previous article (http://www.fieldp.com/myblog/?p=15), I discussed how to represent steel at low values of B. Here, the term low means that [...]
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You certainly know how much memory you installed. The issue here is how much memory you can actually use. The question is relevant if you want to solve large technical problems with programs like ours or MatLab®. For this type of software, limitations may arise from the maximum memory that can be allocated to a single [...] By coincidence, I had two inquiries this week on eddy-current simulations. The first concerned a pulsed valve using a solenoid and iron holding plate. How quickly could the magnetic force be extinguished? The second inquiry was whether Aether could be used to determine the inductance of a 3D magnetic sensor. I’ll concentrate on the second issue because [...] This PerMag example illustrates the idea of a magnetic circuit and demonstrates the reasons for using iron in magnets. If you want to review the basic physics, see Sect. 5.7 in my book Principles of Charged Particle Acceleration available for free download at: http://www.fieldp.com/cpa.html Use these links to download the example input files: http://www.fieldp.com/myblog/examples/magnetcircuit.min The first figure below shows a [...] I have generally picked subjects for articles as the topic of the moment, depending on my current program development or consulting tasks. I will be spending the next two months thinking almost exclusively about Aether, and continuing announcements about the program would become redundant. As an alternative, I decided to write a continuing series of articles [...] |
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