Transient magnetic analysis is a technique for calculating magnetic fields that vary over time, such as those caused by surges in voltage or current or pulsed external fields. In a transient magnetic analysis, typically the quantities you want to analyze are:
Eddy currents
Power loss due to eddy currents
Magnetic forces induced by eddy currents
A transient magnetic analysis can be either linear or nonlinear.
The following 2D transient magnetic analysis topics are available:
- 4.1. Elements Used in Transient Magnetic Analysis
- 4.2. Creating a 2D Transient Magnetic Physics Environment
- 4.3. Building a Model, Assigning Region Attributes and Meshing the Model
- 4.4. Applying Boundary Conditions and Loads (Excitation)
- 4.5. Obtaining a Solution
- 4.6. Reviewing Results
- 4.7. Example Transient Magnetic Analyses