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March 7, 2021 at 8:10 pm
p43kumar
SubscriberThe system studied here (fig. 1) is a 2 coil setup embedded within a pure iron core. The setup can be treated like an Resistor and inductor system. A capacitor is added in parallel to reduce the impedance experienced by the system (fig. 2). A voltage source of 300 V at 1000 Hz is suppling the input to the system. By having a capacitor in parallel, there is a significant voltage drop experienced. The plot of the voltage reduction is shown in the fig. 3. The simulation was also ran for 200 ms with a 100 mF capacitor in parallel to ensure that steady state was achieved, as shown in fig. 4. I was wondering if someone could help me understand why this voltage drop occurs?Â
blob:/forum/1fba9a80-92fa-4575-ac2d-051303982712Fig. 1. 2 coil system
blob:/forum/75252dc0-504a-47b1-ad5f-90ff2d38144bFig. 2. Circuit employed in ANSYS Maxwell Simplorer and linked to the model
blob:/forum/14492ff0-b509-484b-ad3e-0b8c64eea6faFig. 3. Voltage plots with different capacitor
March 10, 2021 at 5:12 pmicellb1
Ansys EmployeeHi, nCould you re-upload images for Fig.1 Fig.2 and Fig.3? They are not showing. Thanks.nnViewing 1 reply thread- The topic ‘Reduced Voltage due to Capacitor in parallel’ is closed to new replies.
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