FEMM Exercise for Electrical Engineering Student Maria

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Maria, an electrical engineering student from Madrid, seeks assistance with a simple yet original exercise using the FEMM program, having completed a workshop and basic exercises. She requests examples of completed work to aid her in preparing for an important assignment. The response emphasizes that the forum does not provide direct help with homework but offers to assist in refining her own work if she shows effort. Participants are encouraged to share their projects for constructive feedback rather than seeking completed assignments. Engaging actively in the learning process is essential for success in her studies.
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Hello, I am a student of electrical engineering of Madrid (Spain)..
And I need to present a simple but original exercise with the program Femm.
I have done a workshop of 10 hours and more or less I control the basic thing, have done some exercise as bobbins, condensers, etc...
I was wondering if someone tape-worm done algun exercise with this program (Femm) and me might send it to be able to read and deliver it it..
It is an important work for a subject and me this help me much..

Thank you in advance
Maria
PD: Sorry for my english---
 
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Nope, no can do. We don't do your homework assignments for you here at the PF.

If you want to post your work, we can help you fine-tune it so that you can make a great presentation. You must always show good effort and work here before we can reply. Thanks.
 

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