kingers Posted Sunday at 07:36 PM Report Share Posted Sunday at 07:36 PM Ansys Maxwell Electromagnetic Design : Basics To Advanced Published 5/2025 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 7.01 GB | Duration: 6h 19mANSYS MAXWELL, FEA, Electromagnetic Design, Magnets, Conductors, Ferromagnetic material, R&D, Research Experience What you'll learn Build 3D electromagnetic models using cylindrical, arc, and rectangular geometries with precise material and boundary settings. Simulate real-world magnet behavior including force, flux density, and field direction under static and transient conditions. Design and analyze electromagnets with customizable coil configurations, core shapes, and current inputs to evaluate force output. Use band definition to simulate motion such as rotational, translational and simple harmonic movement in motors, actuators, and generators. Perform advanced parametric sweeps to study how variables like air gap, number of turns, and current magnitude affect system performance. Animate simulation results to visualize magnetic field evolution and rotating systems dynamically over time. Bridge simulation with experimental data by comparing simulated results with real-world measurements, enabling design validation. Real workshop for magnetic shield design and study effectivness of different shape of magnetic shields such as standard and slits shield Requirements Basic understanding of electromagnetics No prior experience with ANSYS Maxwell required Fundamentals of electrical circuits Basic 3D geometry concepts A computer with ANSYS Maxwell installed Commitment to learning and practice Description Unlock the Power of Electromagnetic Design with ANSYS MaxwellIn today's technology-driven world, electromagnetic design is at the core of countless innovations-from electric vehicles and renewable energy systems to medical devices, industrial automation, and aerospace applications. Understanding how magnetic fields interact with materials and motion is critical for engineers, researchers, and designers across disciplines.This comprehensive, hands-on course takes you from the foundations to advanced simulation techniques using ANSYS Maxwell-one of the leading software tools in electromagnetic field analysis. Whether you're a student, researcher, or industry professional, this course equips you with practical skills to design, simulate, and optimize magnetic systems with confidence.You'll explore how to build and analyze permanent magnets, electromagnets, and dynamic systems involving force, torque, and motion. Through step-by-step simulations, you'll learn to create realistic 2D and 3D models, assign materials, apply excitations, and extract valuable results like induced voltage, magnetic flux, and electromagnetic force.Why Take This Course?Essential for Academic ResearchGain simulation expertise that supports thesis work, research papers, and lab experiments in electrical machines and magnetic field modeling.Critical for R&D ProfessionalsLearn how to simulate and optimize real-world magnetic systems used in sensors, motors, transformers, and actuators.Foundational for Electric Engineering StudentsDevelop a competitive edge with simulation skills that bridge theory and real-world applications, preparing you for academic and industrial success.Applicable Across IndustriesRelevant for those working in automotive, energy, robotics, biomedical devices, aerospace, and more.By the end of this course, you'll have the ability to simulate electromagnetic systems from scratch, troubleshoot real design problems, and translate electromagnetic theory into applied engineering design.Join now and start building the skills that power the future of electric and magnetic technologies! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Welcome to this course and many thanks for joining Lecture 2 Overview Section 2: Cylindrical Magnet 3D Design Lecture 3 Objectives Lecture 4 Intro Lecture 5 Overview of N35 Magnets Lecture 6 Outlines: First steps in design process Lecture 7 Cylindrical Magnet ( Geometry, Material and color definition) Lecture 8 Overview about rare earth magnets Lecture 9 Outlines: Define Boundary & Mesh setting Lecture 10 Cylindrical Magnet ( Boundary & Mesh setting Definition) Lecture 11 Outlines: Add solution setup & Add optimetrices Lecture 12 Cylindrical Magnet ( Add solution type & Add optimetrices ) Lecture 13 Outlines: Add results report, Specify planes for field density plot, Analyze all Lecture 14 Cylindrical Magnet ( results, Field density and Flux lines Map) Lecture 15 Simulation result Lecture 16 Experimental Setup Lecture 17 Comparison between simulation and experimental results Lecture 18 Important definition Lecture 19 Conclusions Section 3: Attraction and repulsion between two symmetrical cylindrical magnets Lecture 20 Objectives Lecture 21 The Attraction and Repulsion Between Two Magnets Lecture 22 Attraction between two cylindrical magnets (Part 1) Lecture 23 Attraction between to cylindrical magnets ( Part 2) Lecture 24 Repulsion between two cylindrical magnets and comparison to Attraction case Lecture 25 Force calculation (Part 1) Lecture 26 Force calculation (Part 2) Lecture 27 Conclusions Section 4: Different Shapes of Permanent Magnets ( Rectangular & Ring & Arc ) Lecture 28 Objectives Lecture 29 Introduction Lecture 30 2D design of rectangular permanent magnet Lecture 31 3D design of rectangular permanent magnet Lecture 32 2D design of ring magnet Lecture 33 3D design of ring Magnet Lecture 34 2D design of arc magnets Lecture 35 3D design of arc magnets Lecture 36 Conclusions Section 5: Conductor setup ( Line conductor and rectangular loop of conductor ) Lecture 37 Objectives Lecture 38 Line conductor - DC current excitation - 3D magnetostatic analysis Lecture 39 Rectangular loop of conductor - DC current excitation -3D magnetostatic analysis Lecture 40 Line conductor - DC current excitation - 2D magnetostatic analysis Lecture 41 Rectangular loop of conductor - DC current excitation -2D magnetostatic analysis Lecture 42 Line conductor -AC current excitation - 2D transient analysis Lecture 43 Add iron core to rectangular current loop -Magnetostatic analysis -DC excitation Lecture 44 Conclusions Section 6: Electromagnet design using rectangular current loop and iron core Lecture 45 Objectives Lecture 46 Force calculation Part.1 Lecture 47 Force calculation Part.2 Lecture 48 What if AC source is used instead of DC source? 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