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Resistance difference between HFSS and MAXWELL(EDDY CURRENT)

    • Miguel Gonzalez
      Subscriber

      Hi all 

      I did a simulation an inductive link(Rx and Tx same size) in HFSS and Maxwell(Eddy current) , I got a close inducance values between both simulations(Maxwell L=1.28uH)(HFSS L=1.22uH). The coupling coeffiencient in HFSS was 0.067 while in MAXWELL(EDDY CURRENT) was 0.0708.But the resistance values are not matching in HFSS I got 1.21 ohm while in MAXWELL(EDDY CURRENT) I am getting 0.547 ohm.

      I would like to know why is the difference?. I calculate the resistance in hfss with  re(Z(1,1)).

    • Praneeth
      Bbp_moderator

      Hi Miguel,

      Thank you for reaching out and your patience is much appreciated.

      Ansys Q3D is the best tool for this scenario. It can calculate the resistance and inductance of the coil. Here is the link to Ansys Innovation course on using Q3D - Intro to Ansys Q3D | Ansys Innovation Course.

      But if you want to compare the results of HFSS and Maxwell simulation then you need to make sure that the simulation model is set up identically for getting similar results. Kindly share snapshots of your HFSS model and setup. It is observed that the difference between inductance calculations is reduced as compared to your previous post. Please let us know what modifications are done to serve you better.

      The Maxwell part of the query will be addressed by the concerned person shortly.

      Best regards,
      Praneeth.

    • Miguel Gonzalez
      Subscriber

      Hi Praneeth

      Thank you for your answer.

      I got the a closer inductacnce value when I increase the size of the  radiation boundary. I read that the boundary should be at least 1/4 of the wavelength. The woorking frequency is 13.56 MHz , the wavelenght is 22m , which is 5m ,so I drew a  box with 8m high, long and wide for the boundary.

      I used lumped port with 50 ohm impedance

      Thanks,

      Miguel

       

    • Navya Chode
      Forum Moderator

      Hi Miguel,

      On Maxwell, I have gone through your previous question as well about Eddy current resistance. 

      Eddy current solver gives you the resistance that is seen when using the steady AC current. I am not sure if you can call it AC resistance.

      Regarding the difference in your results. I am not sure why it is happening. can you check the results by increasing the region size in steps?

      If you have access to Ansys customer support please submit a service request to have this verified.

      Regards,

      Navya

       

       

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