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# Solenoid fields -3D

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- Subject: Solenoid fields -3D
- From: "kt4ye" <BillMillerKT4YE@worldnet.att.net>
- Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 15:45:18 -0000
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    I am a VERY newbie with FEMM and want to get some suggestions from
    the list before I spend countless hours trying to do something that
    FEMM inherently may not be able to do.

    I want to model the fields EXTERNAL (of particular interest) and
    internal to a helical solenoid that looks -- from the core end --
    like a figure 8. In other words, a pair of helical solenoids side-by
    side, with each turn in one solenoid linked to the corresponding
    turn on the other solenoid with a direction reversal.

    Apparently FEMM can model 3D helices (helixes?), but I haven't a
    clue as to how to model what I have in mind.

    Any ideas gratefully accepted.

    Bill Miller, Amateur Radio Station KT4YE

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