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How to Control Nonlinear Iteration in Maxwell 2021R1?

Tagged: 2021 R1, Analysis (Maxwell), Electromagnetics & Electronics, Low Frequency Electromagnetics, maxwell
    • May 11, 2023 at 1:02 pm
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      Currently in Maxwell Magnetic (Magnetostatics, Eddy Current, Transient) Designs, there settings for Nonlinear Residual and Smooth BH Curve to tune solver convergence. There is a new feature, Number of Nonlinear Iterations, that provides enhanced control for convergence without requiring iterative changes to the residual. One can now directly set the minimum iteration number to avoid non-converged solution, and maximum iteration number to avoid taking too much computation time.

      Attachments:
      1. EM_FAQ_NonlinearIterationControlbyMinanMax.pdf

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