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# [femm] Re: Drawing circles & Another AC analysis question

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- Subject: [femm] Re: Drawing circles & Another AC analysis question
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- Date: Thu, 11 Nov 1999 09:51:23 EST
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    Ah, I see; you're specifying a voltage drive at the coil terminals which in
    turn sets the coil current. This is why my calculation works fine at DC. I
    believe other solvers do this a bit differently.

    So, what's the simplest way to calculate AC resistance of the one-turn wire ?
    I'm trying to generate plots of L vs. frequency and R vs. frequency
    (basically to find the AC resistance and inductance of my coil).

    Thanks.

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