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Franz Tralmer and Thomas Keller
Max-Planck-Institute for Solid State ResearchA permanent magnet system for neutron spin analyzers optimized with the EMS software
Fco. Javier López-Alcolea ; Javier Vázquez ; Pedro Roncero-Sánchez ; Alfonso Parreno Torres
Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieros IndustrialesModeling of a Magnetic Coupler Based on Single and Double-Layered Rectangular Planar Coils With In-Plane Misalignment for Wireless Power Transfer
This paper proposes an analytical model that provides accurate self-inductance and mutual inductance calculations for two mutually coupled rectangular, planar and spiral coils with an air core which are equal and parallel, including the possibility of a lateral misalignment. Both single and double-layered coil geometries were modeled by considering an arbitrary number of turns with circular cross-section per layer. Read more
The model equations, which can be readily implemented in software, are the result of a systematic approach that starts from the equations for the selfinductance of a wire and the mutual inductance of two parallel and misaligned wires that lie on the same plane. Accuracy is guaranteed by considering all the magnetic interactions among the individual turns in the two coils, while the simplifications involve only the calculations made at the corners of the coils. The model was validated by taking as reference experimental measurements carried out on a rectangular and a square magnetic coupler. A second analytical model, based on equivalent single-turn coils, was also tested for comparison purposes. The validation was extended with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) tools by considering a wide range of coil side lengths, air gaps, number of turns and lateral misalignments. The proposed model can, therefore, be regarded as a reliable tool to aid in the design of rectangular-shaped air-core magnetic couplers with applications in the contactless transfer power that are not necessarily limited to vehicle electrification.
IEEE link to the paper's abstract page: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8851298
Tyler Naughton, Christian Petrie, and Jamie Coble
Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of TennesseeCapacitance-Based Dimensional Change Sensors for In-Pile Materials Measurements
Emmanuelle Rosati Azevedo, Aaron Knoll
Imperial College LondonMagnetic Field Enhancement of the Quad Confinement Thruster
Ian Hunter, Ph.D.
Nucleus Scientific & MITAnalysis of a Highly Nonlinear Lorentz Force Linear Motion Electromagnetic Actuator Using EMS
Peter Markowski
Envelope Power, Ansonia, Conn.Magnetic component design - New generation of 3D electromagnetic finite element analysis software with breakthrough simplicity facilitates magnetic component design
Matthew Frost, Ryan McMullen, Kara Hewson, Caleigh Holton, Broghan Martin, Brendan Lynn
California Polytechnic State UniversityCal Poly Hyperloop Magnetic Levitation Analysis using EMWorks Simulation Software (EMS)
Gregory Verbeke
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, School of Mining, Energy and ManufacturingDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A YASA TYPE MOTOR
Yu-Ting Chen
Harvard UniversityDesign of Electric-Field Plates for a Rydberg-Atom Experiment