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How to simulate Litz wire in Maxwell

    • hungnguyendinhbao
      Subscriber

      Is there anyone simulating Litz wire in Maxwell? Should I choose "solid" or "stranded" winding type?

      I chose stranded type and assigned litz wire material for the winding. The simulated winding loss is 2-6W larger than calculation although the current densities are the same between calculation and simulation. Can anyone tell me the reason of this difference?
      Thanks

    • HDLI
      Ansys Employee

      Hello Nguyen,

             To use Litz wire model, we should select "stranded". Maxwell will use flux density to perform post-processing for AC losses calculation of Litz wire too, so total Litz wire loss would include DC and AC losses.

              Please see https://www.ansys.com/blog/using-litz-wire-in-maxwell-2d-and-3d-simulations and https://www.ansys.com/blog/all-wound-up-new-litz-wire-modeling-and-loss-prediction-in-ansys-maxwell

      HDLI 

       

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