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August 23, 2018 at 11:43 am
MarSch
SubscriberHi all,
I would like to simulate the losses of a toroidal core coil at high frequencies. First of all, I have to draw a model like:
I am new with Ansys Maxwell and have no idea how to draw the coil around the toroidal core. Would be very happy, if someone could help me.
Thank you in advance.
BR Martin -
August 30, 2018 at 3:07 pm
mchristi
Ansys EmployeeThe easiest way to create a toroidal core coil with Ansys Maxwell is to use the PEmag module which is included for free inside of Maxwell. This will create ring coils (neglecting the spiral pitch of the windings as well as end connections) but will still give very accurate R,L,C results and a Simplorer frequency dependent model or PSpice netlist.
Please reference Maxwell online help topic: Working with PEmag Designs
To access PEmag from the Maxwell interface select: Tools > PEmag... > Open an Existing Design and navigate to: ..Program FilesAnsysEMAnsysEM19.1Win64UPMExamplesPEmagToroids Search for *.pmg files and select Toroids_1.pmg for instance. Once PEmag is open, you can modify number of turns, core and conductor dimensions. Finally, to create the Maxwell 3D design ready-to-solve, select in PEmag: Modeler > Maxwell 2D/3D link > Eddy Current > Maxwell 3D > OK. The magnetic model will be opened in Maxwell. (For capacitance, choose Electrostatic instead of Eddy Current.) Alternatively, you can automatically solve torodial models using Maxwell directly from inside of PEmag by simply clicking on either the blue 2D or red 3D button on the PEmag toolbar.
Comprehensive details for using PEmag can be found in the online help inside of the PEmag interface under: Help > Help Contents > Introduction.
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December 3, 2022 at 10:03 pm
Xia Du
SubscriberHi, Mchristi, Could you please give some more information on how to get the 3D model for the toroidal core from PEmag? I follow the steps but I didn't find any model in the files. Thank you so much.
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April 29, 2020 at 12:38 pm
Chand
SubscriberI want to design a square core induction and i had ansys aim, space claim, design modeler, ansys mechanical but i didnt find any ansys 3d. From where i have to find ansys 3d. -
April 29, 2020 at 1:28 pm
mchristi
Ansys EmployeeThe most appropriate ANSYS tool for modeling square core induction is Maxwell 3D (magnetostatic, eddy current or transient solver).
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May 2, 2020 at 5:54 pm
Chand
SubscriberI want to design an square core inductor. Let me know how can i create square helix winding in ANSYS Maxwell 3D
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