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Can a ferromagnetic conductor under high impulse magnetic field be treated as a magnet in COMSOL?

Posted 24 apr 2013, 05:08 GMT-4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 4.3a 0 Replies

Lingling Tang
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I conducted a simulation about a iron cylinder under high impulse magnetic field (peak magnitude is about 3T, and lasting time is about 10 millisecond).
As we know that the magnet is fabricated under high impulse magnetic field, so I wonder whether the mentioned before iron cylinder under high impulse magnetic field is also treated as one magnetized magnet in COMSOL?
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