Calculation for proportional mechanical solenoid Force

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The discussion focuses on calculating the force of a proportional solenoid using magnetic reluctance through an equivalent magnetic circuit, specifically for a solenoid with control cone geometry. The user references the book "Elektromangnate" by Dr. Kallenbach, which addresses similar concepts for switching solenoids. Additional resources, including a solenoid design document from Princeton University, are mentioned as potential references for understanding solenoid design principles.

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I'm looking for calculation for proportional solenoid force - reluctance method
I'm looking for calculation for proportional solenoid force (constant force for some working stroke) using magnetic reluctance based on equivalent magnetic circuit by networking method. I was reading a book Elektromangnate by Dr Kallenbach which discussed such method but for switching solenoid. Can anyone help me how this magnetic circuit can be built for proportional solenoid?
 
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I found a lot of good information using search term solenoid design. One hit, http://commons.princeton.edu/motorcycledesign/wp-content/uploads/sites/70/2018/07/solenoid.pdf, had this graph in it:
Solenoid.jpg

Does one of these curves describe what you are trying to accomplish?
 
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Thank you but i know the links you posted in the reply. Thank you!
But i am expecting building equivalent magnetic circuit for proportional solenoid with control cone geometry. if any one could help me on this topic. Thank you!
 
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