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# Re: Can femm model this?

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- Subject: Re: Can femm model this?
- From: "wigstonmagna" <andrew_ppp@hotmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 02 Aug 2003 08:45:44 -0000
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    wigstonmagna wrote:
    I don't know. We can assume the plates are circular for
    symmetry's sake. Then, in planar mode, we'd be either looking down the
    coil axis with the plates on opposite sides (left/right or
    top/bottom), or we'd be looking at the side of the coil, with the
    plates above and below. Can femm model a coil in either of these
    orientations?
    -Andrew

    David:
    I don't think that there is a good 2D or axisymmetric approximation of
    your problem. Since this is the case, you can't model the problem
    directly with FEMM.

    But when looking down the axis of the coil (in the z direction let's
    say), and imagining the plates to extend to +/- infinity in "z",
    (they are now rectangular), and since any planar cross-section be the
    same as any other, wouldn't this be OK?
    -Andrew

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