How to Import Ansoft Maxwell Model into ANSYS Workbench for Thermal Analysis?

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To import an Ansoft Maxwell model into ANSYS Workbench for thermal analysis, users can utilize an External Connection or an External Data object within the Workbench schematic. This method facilitates the transfer of simulation data between the two software platforms. Additional details about the specific model or simulation settings may enhance the import process. Users are encouraged to share any new findings or experiences to improve the discussion. Effective communication of challenges and solutions can lead to better guidance for others facing similar issues.
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Hello,
I have modell in Ansoft Maxwell sumulate and need to transfer (import) it in Workbench ANSYS for the next step (Thermal analysis). How can i import it?
Thank.
 
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I'm sorry you are not generating any responses at the moment. Is there any additional information you can share with us? Any new findings?
 
Have you tried using and External Connection or an External Data object in the Workbench schematic?
 

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