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# [femm] Torroid

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- From: "Dr Mark Snoswell" <ms@adam.com.au>
- Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2000 00:17:52 -0800
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    Hi,
    It appears that it's beyond the capabilities of FEMM to simulate a
    spiralling torroidal current (as in a torroidal transformer)... Is this
    correct or am I missing something?

    An approximation would be fine - ie. an axisymetric problem (axis top
    to bottom of page - as FEMM does)in which you could define an anullar
    region with a current rotating about the axis of the anulus (axis out
    of the page).

    I also need to simmulate radial current - any hope here?

    Excellent software otherwhise.

    Mark Snoswell.

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