Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Blog Posts
Modeling Thin Conductors Using the Magnetic Field Formulation Interface
Learn how to use the Magnetic Field Formulation interface to model very thin conductors with nonlinear constitutive relationships as boundary conditions.
Inductive Heating of Temperature-Dependent Magnetic Materials
When modeling induction heating processes, incorporating the nonlinearities of the magnetic materials is necessary for accurate results. Learn how to use the AC/DC Module to include such nonlinearities in your simulations here!
Modeling of Excitations with the Magnetic Field Formulation
Get a quick look at 5 interfaces for modeling time-varying magnetic fields and inductive effects in the AC/DC Module. Then, learn how to use one of them for modeling inductive phenomena.
Opening the Path to Commercial Fusion Energy with Simulation
CFS has showcased the potential of high-temperature superconductor magnets and high-field tokamaks for fusion machines. Explore how they are using modeling and simulation in their work.
Modeling Electric and Magnetic Fields from Power Lines
Modeling and simulation can be used to analyze fields generated by power lines, which can lead to a further understanding of how these fields interact with the surrounding environment.
Solving the Superconductor Teaching Challenge with Apps
Superconductors can be a challenging subject to teach. Explore how a professor is addressing this problem with an open-access web server that contains simulation apps.
Losses in Three-Phase Transmission Lines
Explore how to model the losses in three copper wires in a linear and an equilateral arrangement.
Computing Transformer Equivalent Circuit Parameters
The magnetizing and leakage inductances of a transformer can be found using an open-circuit test and a short-circuit test, respectively. Learn how to simulate these tests here.
