How to Model a 3 Phase Transformer in Ansoft Maxwell?

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To model a 3-phase transformer in Ansoft Maxwell and analyze inrush and short circuit currents, users should first familiarize themselves with the software's features and available resources. Engaging with Ansoft's support and utilizing their webinars can provide valuable insights and guidance. Direct communication with Ansoft representatives is also recommended for specific questions. Additionally, exploring educational materials related to circuit simulation may enhance understanding. Accessing these resources will facilitate effective modeling in Maxwell.
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I want to model a 3 phase transformer in maxwell and find inrush and short circuit current,can help me any one?
 
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msaffari said:
I want to model a 3 phase transformer in maxwell and find inrush and short circuit current,can help me any one?

Welcome to the PF. Is this for a school project? What do you know about Ansoft so far? What learning resources do you have available for this project?
 
Here's a coincidence, I just got an e-mail from Ansoft about an upcoming webinar on simulating circuits and systems for electric vehicles. Might have some applicability to your question:

http://www.ansoft.com/news/mailer/090630/index.html

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berkeman said:
Here's a coincidence, I just got an e-mail from Ansoft about an upcoming webinar on simulating circuits and systems for electric vehicles. Might have some applicability to your question:

http://www.ansoft.com/news/mailer/090630/index.html

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I have always found Ansoft and ADS to be very knowledgeable and helpful when it comes to asking questions about how to use their software for modeling. E-mailing them directly goes a long way.
 
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