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Maxwell SV Getting Started: A 2D Magnetostatic Problem - LES

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<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong>: A <strong>2D</strong> <strong>Magnetostatic</strong> <strong>Problem</strong><br />

8. Use the Solve command to solve for the appropriate field quantities.<br />

9. Use the Post Process command to analyze the solution.<br />

These commands must be chosen in the sequence in which they appear. You must first create a geometric<br />

model using the Define Model command before you specify material characteristics for<br />

objects using the Setup Materials command. A check mark appears on the menu next to each step<br />

which has been completed.<br />

Select solver and drawing plane.<br />

Draw geometric model and<br />

(optionally) identify grouped objects.<br />

Assign material properties.<br />

1-4 Introduction<br />

Assign boundary conditions and sources.<br />

Compute other<br />

quantities during<br />

solution?<br />

No<br />

Set up solution criteria and<br />

(optionally) refine the mesh.<br />

Generate solution.<br />

Yes<br />

Inspect parameter solutions; view<br />

solution information; display plots of<br />

fields and manipulate basic field<br />

quantities.<br />

Request that force, torque,<br />

capacitance, inductance,<br />

admittance, impedance, flux<br />

linkage, core loss, conductance,<br />

or current flow be computed<br />

during the solution process.

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