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# [femm] Re: Current Density X-Y plot problems

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- Subject: [femm] Re: Current Density X-Y plot problems
- From: "Marty Perry" <mperry@azcore.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 08:19:03 -0800
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    Dave,

    Thanks for your response.

    Even if I can't get the absolute value of the distribution can I get a
    relative feel?
    I guess what I would like to know is that will FEMM give me the proper
    distribution shape with just the scale being off. If I export the data
    from FEMM plot for J and integrate this across the length (density
    constant in Y axis) can I back out the total current in the section? If
    so I could then adjust the input J to get to where I need to be.

    Am I on the Right track or out in left field?

    Do you have a feel for when you will be releasing the next version?

    Thanks again.

    Marty

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