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[photoholicboy_cr2]

HI,

I am simulating a linear motor in Maxwell 2D with a solid and laminated stator core. Why the losses in the laminated stator are always greater than the solid one, whatever the stacking direction? It is possible to assign any stack direction (x,y, and z) in the Maxwell 2D? I already put the kh/SF, kc/SF, and ke/sqrt(SF) as described in the Maxwell Help. The SF (stacking factor) that I am using is 0.95. Thanks :)

[Navya Chode]

In the material properties change the composition to lamination.
Change stacking direction according to your model
Note that V(1), V(2), V(3) corresponds to X,Y,Z directions of stacking in Cartesian coordinate system and R, Phi, Z in a cylindrical coordinate system.

Regards Navya

[photoholicboy_cr2]

Yes. I'm doing that, and that problem persists...

[mi264]

Hi, I am trying to build the linear motor in maxwell. COuld you please suggest me any demo or tutorial of designing linear motor in ANSYS maxwell.

Thanks