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[ANSYS] Simulation of Permanent Magnets
I have a project where I need to simulate the magnetic forces with ANSYS. I'm and intermediate ANSYS user but I have really only worked with APDL, and if possible I would like to do it in the GUI. So my problem is that I have only ever done structural and thermal models in ANSYS. I am...- Badger33
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- Ansys Magnets permanent magnets Simulation
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How do I solve for H in matlab?
reply see update- Badger33
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How do I solve for H in matlab?
I need help implementing this bit of code into matlab. I have a known matrix lest call it Z. and I have another unknown matrix called H. The matrices are related by the following relationship. Z = HTH How do I solve for H in matlab? If it is relevant Z is a make up of other known matrices and...- Badger33
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- Matlab Matrix
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Undergrad Broken Geometry (Cylindar) Fit Inside a Box
I have a pretty simple math problem that has been giving me the biggest headache. So what I need to do is optimize the space that I am using. Thus I have a piece that can be seen like a 20 inch in diameter cylinder that is 6 inches tall. I would like to be able to break it into as few pieces as...- Badger33
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- Box Broken Fit Geometry
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- Forum: Differential Geometry
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Engineering Time variant RC and RL circuits
Ok so I have some topic overview questions. I think I am on the right track but would like to make sure I am thinking about this the correct way. When I say time variant I simply mean there is a simple switch in the circuit. This is link to a were I found my supplemental material and it has...- Badger33
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- Circuits Rc Time
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Convert device from AC to DC powered
Oh I should also explain how the blue and red wires go. The red goes to one of the outlet prongs and the blue comes from an outlet prong and goes to a inlet prong for the outlet. If you need more information let me know. I am sorry this is getting like 20 questions but I have not a clue what...- Badger33
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Convert device from AC to DC powered
Here are the last two. Pic5 and pic6 I have no idea are what the red thing and the capacitors and resistors are used for. Thanks for the help.- Badger33
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Convert device from AC to DC powered
This is the other side Pic2- Badger33
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Convert device from AC to DC powered
I am not sure what goes through the wires I am disconnecting but they are about 22-gague wires. They go into a molex plug and then into a circuit board. The board is plugged into the wall (AC) however it is converted to DC I think. So the main lines I want to disconnect are DC. Here are...- Badger33
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Convert device from AC to DC powered
I am not familiar with those. The reason I went to the wireless outlets is because I need them to be cheap (under $5) because I am making a number of them. And secondly I need them to be wireless. I need to be able to send a signal and activate the on/off. I am also looking to possibly make them...- Badger33
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Convert device from AC to DC powered
I just bout some wireless controlled wireless outlets. Theses are what I bought: http://www.menards.com/main/electrical/safety-security/timers/indoor-wireless-remote-outlets-3-pack/p-1477247.htm I want change how they draw power and the functionality. I am new to circuits and have a novice...- Badger33
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- Ac Convert Dc Device
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Signal and Time Displays in Everyday Devices
Question: What signal (voltage or otherwise) vs time displays do you have in your house? Answer? I am a little confused as to what exactly this question is asking. My initial suspicions say that a TV because they receive a signal over time and display that as picture on the screen. Also I...- Badger33
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- Signal Time
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric Field extension through
So my yes and no responses are correct i just need to work on the reasoning behind part 2? so is an insulator like a conductor in the fact that they will interact with a field but different from a conductor in the respect that it will not cancel out the charge so the field will still be...- Badger33
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric Field extension through
1) Yes a vacuum is a space devoid of matter but that doesn't matter because fields still will extend through the space that is a vacuum. 2) Yes a insulator will allow a field to extend through it and because it is an insulator it will not modify it. Therefore the insulator will allow the...- Badger33
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help