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

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Getting Started: A 2D Magnetostatic Problem Open the New Project and Run Maxwell SV The newly created project solenoid should still be selected in the Projects list. (If it is not, simply select it.) Now you are ready to run Maxwell SV. To start Maxwell SV, click Open in the Project window. The Executive Commands menu of Maxwell SV appears. 2-6 Creating the Project
Overview of the Executive Commands Window Getting Started: A 2D Magnetostatic Problem The Executive Commands window acts as a path to each step of creating and solving the model problem. You select each module through the Executive Commands menu, and the software brings you back to this menu when you are finished. You also view the solution process through this menu. The Executive Commands window is divided into two major sections: the Executive Commands menu and a Display area. Executive Commands Menu The Executive Commands menu on the left side of the screen let you define the type of problem you are solving and then call up the various modules you will need to create and solve the problem. The function of each button is explained under “General Procedure for Creating and Solving a 2D Model” on page 1-3. Display Area The display area shows the project’s geometry. Since you have not yet drawn the model, this area is blank. The commands along the bottom of the window allow you to change your view of it as follows: Zoom In Zooms in on an area of the window, magnifying the view. Zoom Out Zooms out from an area, shrinking the view. Fit All Changes the view to display all items in the window. Items will appear as large as possible without extending beyond the window. Fit Drawing Displays the entire drawing space. Fill Solids Displays objects as solids rather than outlined objects. Toggles with Wire Frame. Wire Frame Displays objects as wire-frame outlines. Toggles with Fill Solids. This window can also display solution profile and convergence information while the problem is being solved, as detailed in Chapter 6, “Analyzing the Solution.” Creating the Project 2-7
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