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Coil with litz wire in 2D

Posted 2019年9月30日 GMT-4 08:12 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 5.4 1 Reply

Maximilian Obermeier
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Hey there :)

I want to model a coil with litz wire in 2D surrounded by soft iron. The coil should have 10 turns and the wire should consist of 8 litz. So all in all there are 80 litz wires. To investigate the exact current density, i modelled every litz in the coil. But the problem is, that i don't know how to connect each litz wires together. How can i set, which litz is parallel and which litz is in series to each other.

I hope someone can help me

Thx Max

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1 Reply Last Post 2019年9月30日 GMT-4 10:41
Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant
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Posted: 5 years ago 2019年9月30日 GMT-4 10:41

Hi Max,

your objective should be achieveable by using a coil group. This makes the subfeature 'Domain Group' available under the coil node. There you define each litz winding as a domain group, making them parallel. All domain groups are treated like a serial circuit. Check the documentation too.

Cheers Edgar

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Edgar J. Kaiser
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Hi Max, your objective should be achieveable by using a coil group. This makes the subfeature 'Domain Group' available under the coil node. There you define each litz winding as a domain group, making them parallel. All domain groups are treated like a serial circuit. Check the documentation too. Cheers Edgar

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