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February 6, 2023 at 2:42 pm
FAQ
ParticipantAssume a distribution of magnetic field surrounding conductors with applied DC currents. The calculation of the components of the Lorentz force has the following steps in the field calculator. – Quantity -> J – Quantity -> B – Cross – Scalar -> ScalarX – Geom -> Volume … (specify the volume of interest) OK – ∫ – Eval The above example shows the process for calculating the X component of the Lorentz force. Similar steps should be performed for all components of interest.
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