Hysteresis in a magnetic circuit
Posted: 07 Feb 2024, 18:07
Hello everyone,
Is there a possibility to add hysteresis to a H-B curve.
I searched everywhere and found a discussion on this topic in 2017. At that time it didn't exist. Is it always the same?
In the definition of the material of steel I indicated
but not hysteresis. I would have liked to check my assembly in frequency.
I wanted to add in these lines my thanks to Elmer's contributors. We did the calculations without being able to know the iron losses. We are going full size in our study project, it was a lot of risk. After the calculations, we had to modify the dimensions of the initial plans. Normally it's good, we move on to the prototype phase. Thanks a lot for your help.
Is there a possibility to add hysteresis to a H-B curve.
I searched everywhere and found a discussion on this topic in 2017. At that time it didn't exist. Is it always the same?
In the definition of the material of steel I indicated
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Material 2
Name = "iron"
Relative Permeability = 100 ! µr valeur FEMM 100 or 5000
Magnetic Permeability =1.26e-4
Electric Conductivity = 1e7
H-B Curve = Variable "nonlin"
Real Cubic Monotone
include Acier2.txt
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EndI wanted to add in these lines my thanks to Elmer's contributors. We did the calculations without being able to know the iron losses. We are going full size in our study project, it was a lot of risk. After the calculations, we had to modify the dimensions of the initial plans. Normally it's good, we move on to the prototype phase. Thanks a lot for your help.