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How to compute Inductance?

Tagged: Analysis (Maxwell), Electromagnetics & Electronics, inductance, Low Frequency Electromagnetics, maxwell
    • February 6, 2023 at 2:42 pm
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      By default, inductances are not computed in the Maxwell solvers to save time. The computation must be specified by the user. In the magnetostatic and eddy current solvers this is under: Maxwell 3D > Parameters > Matrix. In the magnetostatic solver, you can choose apparent or incremental inductance. In the eddy current solver, only apparent inductance can be calculated. In the transient solver this is under: Design Settings > Matrix Computation > Compute Inductance Matrix. Apparent or incremental inductance can be calculated including both the self and mutual components.

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