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Self and mutual inductance Calculation 3D (Ivar Kjelberg)

Posted 27 apr 2012, 02:57 GMT-4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Results & Visualization, Studies & Solvers Version 4.2a 1 Reply

Jad Taki
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Hello,

I am a newbie in Comsol and i am using the version 4.2a right now. I am trying to calculate the self and mutual inductance between 2 coils in 3D. i tried to search for different solutions in the forums here but none of the them solve my problem. I can't attach my model here because it is so big so i really appreciate if u can help me and mention your email here so i can send the model to u and sorry if it takes too long to open or compile.

I am having few problems with it:

1. I can't find the best way to excit the primary coil, i was thinking of creating an air cylinder between the beginning and the end of the coil ( like the tutoriel inductor_3D) and to put a terminal and ground on these endings. is it the best way for my case or is there an easier way to excit the primary coil??

2. To calculate the inductances (self and mutual) , i found in different forums different solutions but what is the best one for my case using the newer version of Comsol and can you please explain it in details because i am a beginner.


Thanks in advance

Jad TAKI

1 Reply Last Post 6 mag 2013, 08:39 GMT-4
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Khalid Hameed
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Posted: 1 decade ago 6 mag 2013, 08:39 GMT-4
You can excite your coil with numerious methods, either by using single turn coil domain or multiturn coil domain. The best way is to use single turn coil domain and use gap feed for closed loop geometry. In additon try constructing your geometry via work plane and the revolve to get your desired geometry.
When you are successful in calculating inducatance of single coil then you can easily compute mutual inductance by using the formula in plot window mf.VCoil_2/1[A]/mf.iomega

Regards
Khalid
You can excite your coil with numerious methods, either by using single turn coil domain or multiturn coil domain. The best way is to use single turn coil domain and use gap feed for closed loop geometry. In additon try constructing your geometry via work plane and the revolve to get your desired geometry. When you are successful in calculating inducatance of single coil then you can easily compute mutual inductance by using the formula in plot window mf.VCoil_2/1[A]/mf.iomega Regards Khalid

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