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# [FEMM] Coil Turns in serie/2conductors parallel

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- From: Santiago Salamanca <santiago@salamanca.de>
- Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 19:42:19 +0100
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    Dear Dr. David Meeker,
    Hi all,
    ?How to define a coil with turns in serie, but each turn has 2
    conductos in parallel?

    By Coil5Tparal i have defined a coil with 5 Turns in Serie, but
    each Turn has 2 conductors
    A conductor:18*10; Conductor-Isolation:4mm, Turn-Isolation 10mm.
    The length of the coil is:5*18*2+5*4+4+100240mm.

    The circuit current 10000 A, also 5000A/conductor as "serie"
    ?How to define the conductors, as Group1 and Group2??Is that all
    right?
    ?Or how to define it?

    Thank for you help

    Santiago Salamanca

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