Calculating B of inductor operating in continuous conduction mode?

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In designing a coil for continuous conduction mode, the current waveform is a ramp. The formula B=V*t / N*Ae is used to calculate magnetic flux density. There is uncertainty about whether to use 1/2 t for V*t, as the current only increases during the first half of the ramp. Some participants suggest that flux and current are proportional, implying a constant multiplication may be involved. Clarification on the correct approach for calculating V*t is needed for accurate design.
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Hello everyone,

I am working on a coil design and have a question.

The coil is meant to operate in continuous conduction mode, so the current waveform is a ramp waveform.


B=V*t / N*Ae

When calculating V*t do I use 1/2 t (since the current only increases for the first half of the ramp waveform) or do I use the full length of t?
 
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hobbs125 said:
Hello everyone,

I am working on a coil design and have a question.

The coil is meant to operate in continuous conduction mode, so the current waveform is a ramp waveform.


B=V*t / N*Ae

When calculating V*t do I use 1/2 t (since the current only increases for the first half of the ramp waveform) or do I use the full length of t?


Flux and current are in proportion ;
...so just multiply current by a constant ?


but probably I misunderstand.
 
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