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# [FEMM] Thank you David Meeker and of course a question :-)

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- Subject: [FEMM] Thank you David Meeker and of course a question :-)
- From: Alex Thaler <alex.thaler@aon.at>
- Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 12:20:31 +0200
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`I really want to thank David for giving such a powerfull and free tool to us!
After i sorted out my own mistakes this software fits my measuring results incredibly :-) .`
`There is one question i want to know a answer for:
Is there a way to show current density in magnetostatic problems (i know there is a button to do so in harmonic analysis with no effect in static problems). I want to use that to visualize current density in the stator winding area through an animation (to see where armature quadrature- axis field <http://dict.leo.org/?p=lURE.&search=armature> comes from and how much current is used for that)!`
`Thanks in advance`
`Alex`

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