Need tutorial for magneto static simulation of C-core (Imag)

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A user seeks a detailed tutorial for magneto static simulation of a C-core for a project. Recommendations include checking available simulation software like COMSOL or ANSYS, which may have relevant tutorials on their websites. A Google search for "Magnetostatic Simulation of C-Core" yields numerous useful resources. The community encourages exploring these options to find the necessary guidance. Access to specific software or online tutorials is essential for progressing in the project.
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Hello all,

I am a new member of this forum,
I would like to know where can i find the detailed tutorial of magneto static simulation of C-core. I am in the middle of one project and for further move I need the magneto static simulation of C-core. The image is attached.
 

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Sreedevi said:
Hello all,

I am a new member of this forum,
I would like to know where can i find the detailed tutorial of magneto static simulation of C-core. I am in the middle of one project and for further move I need the magneto static simulation of C-core. The image is attached.
Welcome to the PF. :smile:

What simulation software do you have available? Do you have access to COMSOL or ANSYS? Even if you don't have those software packages, you may be able to view their tutorials for such simulations on their websites...
 
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