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Re: [femm] How is 5 Tesla possible?



Check the BH curve of the core material.
Does it take into account saturation correctly?
What is the effective mu and what effective H
do you see in those areas?

I find that if you get the BH curve to be extended
into the saturation region correctly that you start
to see the flux leakage you would expect and the
flux density is better behaved.
Otherwise you can see ridiculous numbers like even
40 or 50 tesla or more. Try to put more points
that are more realistic on the BH curve out into
the high H regions. That should help some. Otherwise
FEMM will just extrapolate at the previous slope
of an unrealistic mu higher than what it should be.

DRS

Robert Macy wrote:
Just downloaded and ran it. Got 8 to 9 Teslas in the tight areas.

??

- Robert -


----- Original Message ----- From: Keith Gregory To: femm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 6:11 AM Subject: Re: [femm] How is 5 Tesla possible?


Robert,


Harmonic problems (i.e. where frequency is not zero) are solved linearly by
FEMM, it doesn't include saturation so any value of B can be achieved. Dave
has recently produced a development version which can deal with non-linear
problems, which is (I think) currently version 3.3alpha2.

http://femm.berlios.de/femm33src.zip
http://femm.berlios.de/femm33bin.exe

Try that.

Keith.

At 23:22 12/01/2003 -0800, you wrote:


Apologize for the stupidity here, but...

How is 5 Tesla possible? in mumetal that saturates at 0.6T?

While doing a simple analysis using mumetal I found that at 100KHz the
material displayed the expected skin depth effects, but the |B| magnitude
fields were more than 5 teslas.

How is this possible?

- Robert -







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