Alex Kenis - modeling guitar pickups in FEMM part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @thepricklyseed
    @thepricklyseed 3 года назад

    Outstanding. Thanks as always, Alex.

  • @AlexKenis
    @AlexKenis  8 лет назад +3

    Hey thanks! I have been sidetracked by building a new coil winder, so I have not been working in FEMM much lately, but I'll get back to it when I can. As far as inductance, that would be tricky for guitar pickups in FEMM since it is 2d. Pickup inductance is tricky to pre-calculate since the permeability of the core materials is often unknown or vague, and the core geometry is odd (mostly air, but with ferromagnetic cylinders, and a shape that is short and with a high aspect ratio). If I come across a more elegant solution then online calculators + hand-math, I'll post it on the blog.

    • @HiluluxSon
      @HiluluxSon 8 лет назад

      Thanks man,.....Brilliant ......

  • @HiluluxSon
    @HiluluxSon 8 лет назад

    Part 2 and .........???? Can't hardly wait.

  • @pulengmanganyi6484
    @pulengmanganyi6484 5 лет назад

    how to calculate aligned inductance for a switched reluctance motor phase windings in FEMM?

  • @alxirae
    @alxirae 8 лет назад

    Hi man, awesome stuff!!, are you gonna publish soon a second part of this series?
    BTW, do you know if you can calculate inductance of the pickup in FEMM?
    Thanks!, keep going!

  • @thepricklyseed
    @thepricklyseed 3 года назад

    I just came across ESRF's Radia, which is a 3D magnetic program. It might be of use to some of you.

  • @HiluluxSon
    @HiluluxSon 8 лет назад

    how to install FEMM to Mac?