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[FEMM] Force Vs displacement of Magnet2.fem example

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Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2003 07:40:22 +0900
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Dear member

In example file of Magnet2.fem as the force vs displacement curve is changing from 0 to 2 cm gap with a value of about 8000N to 375N. How can i control this force what is the importance of this graph because current input is constant. if current is constant then the force must be constant. If any one know more about it please explain in detail. Thanks

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Bhatti
Master student
Tokyo Institute of Technology

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