COMSOL Multiphysics : Bending -Dipole- Magnet Design

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SUMMARY

COMSOL Multiphysics can be utilized to design and simulate a bending dipole magnet, specifically using version 4.2. Users can access a relevant example from the COMSOL model library within the AC/DC module, which simplifies the process by providing pre-built geometries. For detailed guidance, users are encouraged to refer to the PDF documentation available on the COMSOL website. The discussion indicates a preference for 2D simulations for beginners.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with COMSOL Multiphysics 4.2
  • Understanding of the AC/DC module in COMSOL
  • Basic knowledge of magnet design principles
  • Ability to navigate the COMSOL model library
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the COMSOL model library for examples related to dipole magnets
  • Review the PDF documentation on the COMSOL website for detailed instructions
  • Practice creating 2D simulations in COMSOL Multiphysics
  • Investigate the physics of electron motion in magnetic fields
USEFUL FOR

Engineers, physicists, and researchers interested in magnet design and simulation, particularly those using COMSOL Multiphysics for modeling electromagnetic systems.

parazit
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Hi friends.

I am so new with Comsol software to design something but I wonder, if it is possible to desing a bending magnet (dipole) and simulate the motions of electrons ? I really would like to do this. Please give me a hand,help me to handle and try to do one together.

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hi parazit

yes u can do. there is example available in comsol model library. so u look in it.
 
hi vipin pawar

would you mind to mention abaout that example ? what is your Comsol's version? I am not able to find it, would you mind to write the name of that example?

I would like to check it.

Thank you,
Best.
 
hi Parazit

my version is 4.2. and if u look into model library u would not have to build whole geometry again. it is in AC/DC module.for dipole go to comsol site u can get a pdf explain in details. but u didnt mention u want this in 3d or 2d.

good luck
 
I will check it, thank you. I would like to try it in 2D first since I am new in the program.

Will post again,
Best
 

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