Re: [femm] Paper that uses FEMM

[Keith Gregory <k.gregory@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 20:12 31/01/2002 -0500, you wrote:
> 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: 

David is right, I did use FEMM for some published work. I didn't think it
fitted your requirements since I used FEMM to illustrate relative force
magnitudes and directions and didn't validate its results in any way.
However, if it is any use:

A R Hoyle, K Gregory and I R Smith, "A recoilless electromagnetic
launcher for model validation", Journal of Physics D: Applied
Physics Volume 33 (2000) pp 120-126.

I think it can be obtained as a pdf from the IOP web site.

Keith.