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# Re: [femm] student of fem group need help

- To: femm@yahoogroups.com
- Subject: Re: [femm] student of fem group need help
- From: "you se-ho" <sxy28@hotmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2001 19:29:47
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>     hello
>     i am a member of FEM group studying M.E Power
>     Electronics in P.S.G college of Technology,
>     Coimbatore, India. Iam doing a project named "Analysis
>     of permanent Magnet Synchronous Motr using Finite
>     Element method".
>     Still iam not very clear what type, i mean which part
>     of analysis i can do. i am planing to find the
>     Saturated synchronous reactances of the motor and to
>     find its core losses. i got some IEEE papers in these
>     topics.I am new to this Finite Element Analysis.
>     Please tell me is it possible to do the above
>     analysis. For this purpose i am using ANSYS sofware
>     package version 5.4.
>     Can i do the above types of analysis with the above
>     package and can i get good results.

`
To Dear sivaprasad:`

>     Also tell me how
>     to start studying about Finite Elements.
>     waiting for your advice,
>     sivaprasad.

`
I think there are great 3 books in the electromagnetics area.
[1] Jianming JIn "The Finite Element Method in electromagnetics", Wiley ISBN 0-471-58627-7
[2] P. Silvester, "Finite elements for electrical engineers", Cambridge, ISBN 0-521-44505-1
[3] S. Ratnajeevan H, Hoole, "Computer-aided analysis and design of electromagnetic devices", Elsevier`
`The 3 books are found very frequently in FEM area. In my opinion, each book has its own approach. I am familiar to book [1]. and I think Dr. Meeker uses [3] in his program. Sometimes there is part that I cannot understand.`
`In the journal paper, you can find the names like "Silvester","Hoole","Weiss","Ferrari", 'Csendes' and 'Konrad'. Maybe C. R. Paul?`

    Sincerely,
    SE-HO YOU

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