Hello, thank you for your videos, i have a question though: why don't you apply permanent magnet excitation, i think that the PM is also contributing to the magnetic flux. The thing is that i'm triying to simulate a PMSM but i am not able to put permanent magnet excitations i get error saying "partner solution name cannot be empty" . Thank you!
Bro, soo damn booring, and you nedd to like first Summerise what you gonna do, and tell all steps in short, and then walk through everything, things are not clear enough, it's easy for people who know stuff but could me difficult for neubies
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Hello, thank you for your videos, i have a question though: why don't you apply permanent magnet excitation, i think that the PM is also contributing to the magnetic flux.
The thing is that i'm triying to simulate a PMSM but i am not able to put permanent magnet excitations i get error saying "partner solution name cannot be empty" .
Thank you!
is it possible to assign a variable to a material in maxwell? would be nice to vary the material in a parametric setup.
+ThomasHaberkorn as far as I know no
@Mohammad Projects can you tell me how to plot torque in ansysmaxwell
Bro, soo damn booring, and you nedd to like first Summerise what you gonna do, and tell all steps in short, and then walk through everything, things are not clear enough, it's easy for people who know stuff but could me difficult for neubies