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September 20, 2023 at 9:11 am
Lawrence Ho
SubscriberHi all,
This should be a very simple question, but as a layman of electronics I found myself stuck badly.
I am trying to verfify the simulated voltage of the Tx (big coil at the bottom) with hand calculation.
From Maxwell, the self-inductance of the Tx coil is 3.18e-4H.
The source applied is Alternating Current 4A, with frequency 6.8MHz (6.8e6 Hz).
Then simulation was completed with result below.Â
However according to the followng formulas:Â
1). I = Vrms/Z, where Z=r+Lf,
Vrms should equal: 4*(3.18e-4 * 6.8e6) =Â 8649.6V, assuming zero internal resistance r.
2). Vrms= Vpeak * 0.7071
so Vpeak = 8649.6/0.7071Â =Â 12232.4VÂ !
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Can someone here rescue me please?Â
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September 20, 2023 at 3:34 pm
DELI
Ansys EmployeeHi, what type of winding is used in Maxwell excitation. solid or stranded winding? For solid winding type, resistance will be considered.
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