WBv12.1 Emag Introduction

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Workbench v12.1

EMAG Introduction

Workbench v12.1

EMAG Introduction

Introduction

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Introduction

Electromagnetic Analysis

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• Overall Course Objectives

– Understand available features in WB Emag

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• Ease of use – GUI allows convenient, intuitive modeling of electromagnetic

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• Definition of permanent magnets, source conductors, nonlinear magnetic

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• Calculation of fields, forces, eddy currents, Joule heat

– Understand limitations of WB Emag

• ANSYS core Emag technology has many features that are not exposed in

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the WB environment

– AC analyses

– Transient analyses

– Circuit cou lin

– Induced emf in and inductive coupling between stranded conductors*

– Learn ways to overcome these limitations to extend applicability

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* Stranded conductor core technology will be introduced at version 13



Introduction


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• Course Contents

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conductive enclosure – AC analysis requiring command

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for modeling race track coils

– Workshop 5: rotating machine used to present a magnetic

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Drag and drop “Systems” from the

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Design Modeler (“DM”)

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