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Re: [femm] Paper that uses FEMM



Alexandre Carvalho wrote:
 Good morning for all.
I am writing my master degree thesis and I used FEMM
to calculate de magnetic flux B in a sensor. I am
needing a paper or a thesis that uses FEMM too because
I need to reference this paper in my thesis to
validade the calculated results. If some one can help
me...
I am sending a paper to ilustrate my application.

Thanks for your help.

Alexandre Miguel de Carvalho.
Electrical Engineer.
 

I've had crashed on both my work and home machines in the last 6 weeks, so I've lost some of the papers that people had sent me in which femm was used.  I think Keith Gregory had one, and there were also several of others that I lost.  (To those who had sent me copies before: could you resend them?  Since the website's move to Berlios, there is a lot more space so that I could host femm-related papers up on the website.)  Anyhow, there are some that are currently on the web:

http://apac01.ihep.ac.cn/PDF/THCM06.pdf
Yang Jian-hua et al., ?The propagation of annular irebs in period permanent magnetic (ppm) field,? Proceedings of the Second Asian Particle Accelerator Conference, Beijing, China, 2001

http://neuromagnetics.mc.vanderbilt.edu/publications/Engstrom2001.pdf
Stefan Engstrom, ?Green function method for calculating properties of static magnetic fields,? Bioelectromagnetics,
22:511-518, 2001.

and if you have access to IEEExplore, you can download:
J. D. Lindlau and C. R. Knospe, "Feedback Linearization of an Active Magnetic Bearing With Voltage Control." IEEE Transactions on Control System Technology, 10(1):21-31, January 2002.
 

Dave.
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David Meeker
http://femm.berlios.de/dmeeker