SUMMARY
The forum discussion centers on resolving the "Cannot apply Current Excitation to non planar entity" error in Ansoft Maxwell when attempting to assign current to a coil imported from SolidWorks. Users confirmed that a 2D surface is required for current assignment, and suggested creating a cross-section of the model using the geometry modeler. Additionally, participants discussed the need for high CPU power for simulations, recommending the use of external server services. The conversation also covered troubleshooting matrix errors and optimizing simulation settings for better performance.
PREREQUISITES
- Familiarity with Ansoft Maxwell 3D simulation software
- Understanding of 2D surface requirements for current excitation
- Knowledge of creating cross-sections in CAD models
- Basic concepts of electrical engineering, particularly related to inductance and magnetic fields
NEXT STEPS
- Explore how to create and manage cross-sections in Ansoft Maxwell
- Research external server services for high-performance computing for simulations
- Learn about matrix operations and their application in Ansoft Maxwell
- Investigate transient solver settings for analyzing induced voltage in rotating systems
USEFUL FOR
Electrical engineering students, simulation engineers, and anyone involved in electromagnetic design and analysis using Ansoft Maxwell.