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    Maxwell 3D Transient: Ansoft Corporation Pittsburgh, Sept. 2001

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    The Maxwell 3D Transient software can model 3D transient electromagnetic problems. It can handle nonlinear materials, permanent magnets, anisotropy, perfect conductors, and other boundary conditions. It can solve for eddy effects, forces, torques, core losses, and restart simulations. Circuit components can be directly coupled to the 3D FEA model using a schematic interface. Simulation results include field plots, winding quantities, core losses, and other data. Example applications include modeling transformers, induction heating devices, sensors and force/torque calculations.

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    The Maxwell 3D Transient software can model 3D transient electromagnetic problems. It can handle nonlinear materials, permanent magnets, anisotropy, perfect conductors, and other boundary conditions. It can solve for eddy effects, forces, torques, core losses, and restart simulations. Circuit components can be directly coupled to the 3D FEA model using a schematic interface. Simulation results include field plots, winding quantities, core losses, and other data. Example applications include modeling transformers, induction heating devices, sensors and force/torque calculations.

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    The Maxwell 3D Transient software can model 3D transient electromagnetic problems. It can handle nonlinear materials, permanent magnets, anisotropy, perfect conductors, and other boundary conditions. It can solve for eddy effects, forces, torques, core losses, and restart simulations. Circuit components can be directly coupled to the 3D FEA model using a schematic interface. Simulation results include field plots, winding quantities, core losses, and other data. Example applications include modeling transformers, induction heating devices, sensors and force/torque calculations.

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    Maxwell 3D Transient: Ansoft Corporation Pittsburgh, Sept. 2001

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    The Maxwell 3D Transient software can model 3D transient electromagnetic problems. It can handle nonlinear materials, permanent magnets, anisotropy, perfect conductors, and other boundary conditions. It can solve for eddy effects, forces, torques, core losses, and restart simulations. Circuit components can be directly coupled to the 3D FEA model using a schematic interface. Simulation results include field plots, winding quantities, core losses, and other data. Example applications include modeling transformers, induction heating devices, sensors and force/torque calculations.

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    Maxwell 3D Transient

    Ansoft Corporation
    Pittsburgh, Sept. 2001
    Material Boundary
    Boundary
    Material
    ••nonlinear ••HHfield
    field
    nonlinear
    ••permanent ••insulating
    permanentmagnet
    magnet insulating
    ••anisotropy ••symmetry
    anisotropy(linear)
    (linear) symmetry
    ••perfect ••matching
    perfectconductor
    conductor matching

    Solution
    Solutionsetup
    setup Source
    Source
    ••eddy
    eddyeffect
    effect ••current
    currentdensity
    density
    ••force
    force/ /torque
    torque 3D
    3D Transient
    Transient ••current
    current
    ••core
    coreloss
    loss ••voltage
    voltage
    ••restart
    restart ••external
    external

    Circuit
    Circuit Winding
    Winding
    ••direct
    directcoupling
    coupling ••solid
    solid
    ••internal,
    internal,or
    or ••stranded
    stranded
    ••external
    external(Schematic)
    (Schematic) ••arbitrary
    arbitraryconfiguration
    configuration
    What can we get?

    3D Transient + Schematic

    Data Plot
    Field Plot • winding current
    • B vector • winding induced voltage
    • H vector • winding flux linkage
    • J vector • ohmic power loss
    • various energies • core loss (include hysteresis)
    • macro support • torque / force (multi groups)
    • at any specified instant • input source
    • branch current
    • node voltage
    Test Problem Compared
    with RZ Model
    coil
    core Current tds3d
    rz2d
    plate

    Induced Voltage tds3d


    rz2d

    yoke
    (magnet)
    Examine Induced Eddy
    Current Source Current t = 0.025

    Induced Eddy Current


    3D Transient with Schematic
    FEA internally coupled
    with circuit elements

    Coupled with external circuits using Schematic

    Rectifier Circuit

    Three phase power transformer


    B Vector Plot

    t = 0.008

    t = 0.011
    Simulation Results
    Secondary winding current

    Outputvoltage
    Output voltagefrom
    fromrectifier
    rectifier

    Induced voltage

    Current

    Notch caused by
    switching on-off
    hysteresis loss eddy loss excess loss

    w Applicable to Electric Steel and Power Ferrite

    w Consider hysteresis minor loop

    w Based on available manufacturer coefficients


    Device Geometry and Source
    Peak

    Aluminum
    cylinder

    Coil
    Source current
    Force distribution on Aluminum
    Cylinder (N/m3)
    Force distribution on the Coil
    Current distribution in the
    Aluminum Cylinder
    Vector plot of Induced Current in
    Aluminum Cylinder
    Eddy Currents Induced in an
    Aluminum Plate
    Coil

    Aluminum Plate

    Time average values:


    Power loss (eddy solver) = 4.60 W

    Power loss (transient) = 4.46 W


    Position sensor analysis
    Magnetic flux density plot
    Eddy currents in the core

    Permanent magnet

    Coil (2 KHz)
    Permeable core
    (0.15 mm thick)

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