I created the geometry and inputed all the materials and what not, but when i simulate, i do not get results anywhere near the physical model generator we built.
So after some reading, coil of wires are assumed to be connected in series. With that said, how do I define where the current will come from? I know I have to use eddy currents solution, but I am unsure how to go about this.
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Well I have created a rough draft geometry. I used cylinders for wires which are around another cylinder that are washers. I am unsure of how to connect the wires in series since there are no terminals? Also, I am unsure of how to input the amount of turns the coil has.
Any help would be nice
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I am new to using Maxwell and I can not find a good tutorial anywhere. I am trying model an axial flux permanent magnet generator, but I have no where to start. Anyone have any suggestions, tips or anything?
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Hello,
I am new to using Maxwell and I can not find a good tutorial anywhere. I am trying model an axial flux permanent magnet generator, but I have no where to start. Anyone have any suggestions, tips or anything?
Thanks
Hi,
Can anyone explain what the steady state of a electric/electronic system is? as well as its significance and importance? is it the same as a dc steady state?
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Can anyone explain to me what wire guages are? It just says its a measurement of how large a wire is and how much electric current in can safley handle. Can anyone give more insight? Also, if I want to power something that requires 100watts what size of a gauge should i use and why...
That and for example why we use 120V @ 60hz. Why the 60hz? Why not say..80hz? I am just a little confused on what the purpose it is for in AC or its function in electrical systems.