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3.1.5 Add material properties “Properties”→“Materials Library” Figure 3-5 Material Library Find the material we need in this library and drag it to the “Model Materials” box. Here we need copper 16 AWG, which is under “Copper AWG Magnet Wire”, Pure Iron under “Soft magnetic material”. And also we need material Air. 3.1.6 Define boundary Select “Properties”→“Boundary” from the main menu , then click on the “Add Property” button. Rename the boundary to “A=0”and Select type to “Prescribed A”, which means here we selected Dirichlet to be the boundary condition. Fill all the values with 0. Then click on “OK”. (There are 5 boundary conditions for magnetic problems: Dirichlet. In this type of boundary condition, the value of potential A or V is explicitly defined on the boundary. Neumann. This boundary condition specifies the normal derivative of potential along the boundary. Robin. The Robin boundary condition is sort of a mix between Dirichlet and Neumann, prescribing a relationship between the value of A and its normal derivative at the boundary. Periodic.A periodic boundary conditions joins two boundaries together. In this type of boundary condition, the boundary values on corresponding points of the two boundaries are set equal to one another. Antiperiodic. The antiperiodic boundary condition also joins together two boundaries. However, the boundary values are made to be of equal magnitude but opposite sign.)
3.1.7 Define circuits. Select menu “Properties”→“Circuits”. Add a circuit named “I” with type “Series”. The value of circuit can be defined as we need. Here we set it to 60A just to make an example. Figure 3-6 Circuit Property 3.1.8 Place Block Labels Put one label on each block as shown below. Figure 3-7 Labels 3.1.9 Associate Properties with Block Labels Right click on the inner label under function “Operate on the block label”. Set it to “air”. Then select the label on coil. Call the dialogue box, set block type to “16AWG”, in circuit “I”, number of turns to “50”, denoting that the region is filled with 50 turns wrapped in a counter-clockwise direction. And if we want to denote that the turns are wrapped in a clockwise direction instead, we could change the current to -I. Also, we should uncheck the box “Let triangle choose Mesh Size” and make the mesh size to 0.1, which can let the program draw more meshes. The last label will be set to “Air” too.
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