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# How to define the current in a circuit

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- Subject: How to define the current in a circuit
- From: Lefu Zhang <lefu_zhang@yahoo.com>
- Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 23:52:05 -0700 (PDT)

    Dear friends,

    I am a new comer in using FEMM3.3. When I was learning
    the example of DCMagnet, I was a little confused about
    the definition of current in the circuit. Due to the
    2-D effect, we have to draw two parts for one
    excitation coil, and we have to define same current
    value "plus" and "minus" circuit for them. What I want
    to know is that the value of the current should be the
    total current or half of the total current in the
    practical coil. Any help will be appreciated.

    Thanks

    Lefu Zhang

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