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Electric field for concentric spheres with a current source
Posted 26 nov 2015, 06:19 GMT-5 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Geometry, Mesh, Studies & Solvers Version 5.1 0 Replies
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for selection and symmetric purposes i had created a number of cylinders in different positions but i am using only two of them at once.
i have done some refinement for mesh purposes.
i am trying to impose the following boundary conditions:
1. Continuity of the normal component of the current density in all the interior boundaries.
2. Make the potential uniform on top of all the cylinders surfaces .
3. Electric insulation in the external boundaries.
initial values:
1. 1[A] source
in the process of building the geometry with layers i made the radius a bit larger? is it necessary?
do i need used Dirichlet Boundary Condition ?
do i need Laplace or just use the Electric Currents is sufficient?
how can i set a source of 1 A from one of the cylinders?
if i using a 1 V as initial value from one cylinder and disable the current source the solution converges, why?
i think my mesh is fine but again i am not sure.
i am know i am doing something wrong but i am not sure what.
how can i know if the solution is reasonable?
any suggestions will be very appreciated.
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