Simulation Works.


FEM mesh created by an analyst prior to finding a solution to a magnetic problem using FEM software. Colours indicate that the analyst has set material properties for each zone, in this case a conducting wire coil in orange; a ferromagnetic component (perhaps iron) in light blue; and air in grey. Although the geometry may seem simple, it would be very challenging to calculate the magnetic field for this setup without FEM software, using equations alone. FEM solution to the problem at left, involving a cylindrically shaped magnetic shield. The ferromagnetic cylindrical part is shielding the area inside the cylinder by diverting the magnetic field created by the coil (rectangular area on the right). The color represents the amplitude of the magnetic flux density, as indicated by the scale in the inset legend, red being high amplitude. The area inside the cylinder is low amplitude (dark blue, with widely spaced lines of magnetic flux), which suggests that the shield is performing as it was designed to. Volvera Pagina Principal /Backto Mean Page / 首页 / Заглавнаястраница / मुखपृष्ठ / Hauptseite / Accueil / Recepção / Strona główna / الصفحة الرئيسية / メインページ / 대문 / หน้าหลัก / Huvudsida / Etusivu / Anasayfa /עמודראשי

viernes, 7 de febrero de 2014