2D2边界条件里励磁网格后处理.pptVIP

Maxwell 2DBoundaries/Sources, Meshing, and Post Processing Boundaries SourcesToolbar The tool bar is located on the top of the Boundary Manager window. Begin “picking” by left clicking Finish “picking” by right clicking Boundaries Sources Typical Boundary Conditions Balloon (for problems with fringing fields) Value A = 0, V = 0 (no fringing) Master/Slave (motor problems) Symmetry (periodic geometries - if possible, model entire model first to see how fields behave) NOTE: boundary condition on the outer edge of problem region must always be specified unless background is excluded Boundaries Sources Electrostatic Boundaries Boundaries Sources Magnetostatic Boundaries Boundaries SourcesEddy Current Boundaries Boundaries SourcesThermal Boundaries Boundaries SourcesTransient Boundaries Boundaries Sources Typical Source Conditions Voltage or Charge (for electrostatic problems) Current (for magnetostatic and eddy problems) Permanent Magnet (for magnetostatic problems) Heat Source (for thermal problems) NOTE: Every problem needs at least ONE source of excitation Boundaries Sources Electrostatic Sources Boundaries Sources Magnetostatic Sources Boundaries SourcesEddy Current Sources Boundaries SourcesThermal Sources Setup Executive Parameters Executive Parameters are “common” calculations which can be automatically performed by the solution process if selected Force Torque Flux Linkage Current Flow (conduction solvers) Inductance/Capacitance matrices Post Processing macros (must be created first) Core loss (eddy current solver) Executive ParameterCore Loss At a given frequency, the core loss for electrical steel is based on: where: Kh is the hysteresis coefficient. Kc is the classical eddy coefficient. Ke is the excess or anomalous eddy current coefficient due to magnetic domains. Bmax the maximum amplitude of the flux density. f is the frequency. The power ferrite core loss is based on: where: Cm is constant value deter