Tutorials for coil design in Maxwell 3D

Thread starter Alvaro C
Start date Jun 10, 2013
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Coil design tutorials for Maxwell 3D are sought after by users looking to enhance their skills. Recommendations include searching on Google, utilizing filters to find specific books and resources. Participants emphasize the importance of accessing quality materials for effective learning. Engaging with online communities may also yield helpful insights and resources. Comprehensive tutorials can significantly aid in mastering coil design techniques in Maxwell 3D.

Jun 10, 2013

Alvaro C

Hello people,

I am interested in tutorials about coil design for Maxwell 3D. If anyone have good material or knows where to find it, let me know.

Regards,

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Jun 17, 2013

jackkingsford

I think you should look on google. There’s this option where you can filter the results so that it will only show the books that you’re looking for.

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