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Posted:
1 year ago
2023年8月15日 GMT-4 04:22
There are many ways to define coordinate systems under Definitions, so it should be possible to find one that can fit with your coil setup.
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René Christensen, PhD
Acculution ApS
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There are many ways to define coordinate systems under Definitions, so it should be possible to find one that can fit with your coil setup.
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Posted:
1 year ago
2023年9月11日 GMT-4 06:20
Thank you for your reply, I didn't notice it earlier . This answer is helpful to me.
I created two electromagnets that are facing each other side by side. And I want to calculate the force on one electromagnet due to the other one. But I am getting negative force when the the moving coil is moving toward the stationary one.
Now I am thinking that the electromagnet design itself is wrong, because the magnetic fiels line are not supposed to be the way in wanted them to flow .
What is the approach I should follow for this problem ?
Thank you for your reply, I didn't notice it earlier . This answer is helpful to me.
I created two electromagnets that are facing each other side by side. And I want to calculate the force on one electromagnet due to the other one. But I am getting negative force when the the moving coil is moving toward the stationary one.
Now I am thinking that the electromagnet design itself is wrong, because the magnetic fiels line are not supposed to be the way in wanted them to flow .
What is the approach I should follow for this problem ?