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solve pdes that model static and time-harmonic electric and magnetic fields. a typical programmatic workflow for solving an electromagnetic problem includes these steps:
create a special electromagnetic model container for an electrostatic, magnetostatic, or harmonic analysis.
define a geometry and mesh it.
assign electromagnetic properties of the material, such as relative permittivity, relative permeability, and conductivity.
specify charge density, current density, and magnetization within the geometry.
specify voltage, magnetic potential, surface current density, and an electric or magnetic field on the boundaries.
specify absorbing boundary conditions.
solve and plot results, such as the resulting electric or magnetic potentials, fields, and flux densities.
functions
live editor tasks
create and explore visualizations of pde results in the live editor |
objects
electromagnetic model object | |
electrostatic solution and derived quantities | |
magnetostatic solution and derived quantities | |
harmonic electromagnetic solution | |
dc conduction solution |
properties
electromagnetic material properties assignments | |
electromagnetic source assignments | |
electromagnetic boundary condition assignments | |
algorithm options for solvers | |
pde visualization of mesh and nodal results |
topics
electrostatic and magnetostatic problems
- electrostatic potential in air-filled frame
find the electric potential in an air-filled annular quadrilateral frame.
compute an electric field intensity in a bushing insulator.- magnetic field in two-pole electric motor
find the static magnetic field induced by the stator windings in a two-pole electric motor.
compute a magnetic flux density in a solenoid with an iron core using a 3-d model and a 2-d axisymmetric model.
compute a magnetic flux density in a ferromagnetic frame.
find the electric potential and the components of the current density between two circular metallic conductors.- scattering problem
compute reflected waves from an object illuminated by incident waves.
electromagnetic equations
- electrostatics and magnetostatics
partial differential equations for electrostatics and magnetostatics problems.
partial differential equations for direct current electrical conduction problems.
partial differential equations for time-harmonic electromagnetic fields.