Learn How to Create a Linear Motor Project in Maxwell 3D - Beginner's Guide

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The discussion focuses on creating a linear motor project using Ansys/Ansoft Maxwell 3D, a finite element method (FEM) software. A user seeks resources like PDFs for guidance but finds a lack of specific examples for linear motors. Participants suggest that while not every problem has a dedicated tutorial, knowledge from modeling rotating machines can be applied to linear motors. They emphasize the importance of understanding how linear motors operate and recommend using a "linear moving band" for transient simulations instead of a rotating model. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for self-directed learning and adaptation in engineering projects.
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hi. I am new at maxwell. i have work on some examples but i want to learn how can i do a linear motor project. i didnt find any examples ( pdfs ). where can i find some pdfs?
 
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You need to define your project in terms that engineers will use ... what do you mean by a "maxwell motor"?
I know of a Maxwell "homopolar" motor ... but that does not seem to fit the idea of it being called "linear".
 
I guess he means Ansys/Ansoft Maxwell 3D, a FEM software.

As for help, not every problem has its own tutorial. ( This is called engineering ) But analyzing a linear machine is similar to a rotating machine. Use the knowledge about FEM modeling from the rotating machine, read up on how a linear motor works and try modeling it yourself.

In transient simulation you must use a "linear moving band" instead of the rotating one.
 
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