Need help to solve a problem in FEMM software

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The discussion revolves around using FEMM software for designing magnetic fields, specifically addressing issues related to "Boundary Properties and BC types" in an axisymmetric problem involving a coil and a permanent magnet. The user seeks guidance on selecting the appropriate boundary condition (BC) types for their design. The request for sharing a .FEM file indicates a need for detailed assistance, emphasizing the importance of public discourse for collective learning.

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Hi!

I recently started using FEMM software to design magnetic field for my MSc thesis. I need some information to solve my problems. They about "Boundary Properties and BC types". My problem is axisymmetric and I'm designing a pair of a coil and a permanent magnet. I need to define boundaries of the coil and permanent but cannot decide which BC type to select. I can send my .FEM file if necessary.

Thanks in advance for your interest.
 
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Hi cemgega,

I'm afraid you're going to need to provide all the relevant information in the thread, as PF requires that questions and answers remain public so that they may help others who come across the thread. I've also removed the personal information from your post, as we do not allow such information to be displayed publicly for the protection of our members.
 
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