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How to create a spiral inductor in COMSOL
Posted 19.12.2012, 08:27 GMT-5 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics 3 Replies
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Hi,
I am a new learner of COMSOL. I would like to learn how to create 5 uH spiral inductor. I have researched on website but I could not find the tutorial step by step. I saw only in AC/DC Library with spiral inductor. I would like to simulate with some thing like that model but with 5 uH. Please send me a link, tutorial or any book to understand more and I can create by my self? How to draw a geometry and put in that simulation?
Thanks,
I am a new learner of COMSOL. I would like to learn how to create 5 uH spiral inductor. I have researched on website but I could not find the tutorial step by step. I saw only in AC/DC Library with spiral inductor. I would like to simulate with some thing like that model but with 5 uH. Please send me a link, tutorial or any book to understand more and I can create by my self? How to draw a geometry and put in that simulation?
Thanks,
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1 decade ago
Hello,
from my knowledge, you cannot define a structure's indcutance. You can define that for discrete elements in electric circuit interface, but not in the physics interfaces. On the contrary you can get the inductance of a structure calculated by COMSOL.
You might want to model the geometry of your inductor as close to the reality as possible and see if COMSOL calculates 5 µH (more or less).
You can use the helix primitive to model a spiral conductor. Or you try the single or multi turn coil domain in 2D axisymmetric mode.
Bye
Eric
from my knowledge, you cannot define a structure's indcutance. You can define that for discrete elements in electric circuit interface, but not in the physics interfaces. On the contrary you can get the inductance of a structure calculated by COMSOL.
You might want to model the geometry of your inductor as close to the reality as possible and see if COMSOL calculates 5 µH (more or less).
You can use the helix primitive to model a spiral conductor. Or you try the single or multi turn coil domain in 2D axisymmetric mode.
Bye
Eric
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi Eric,
So how can you model the geometry of inductor as close to 5uH as possible and how to use the helix primitive? I am a new learner of COMSOL. So please send me a guide , link or .... as detail as possible.
Thanks
So how can you model the geometry of inductor as close to 5uH as possible and how to use the helix primitive? I am a new learner of COMSOL. So please send me a guide , link or .... as detail as possible.
Thanks
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1 decade ago
Hi,
this www.dl5swb.de/html/mini_ringkern-rechner.htm is a little tool that helps to design coils, toroids and solenoids (air core) . The user interface can be switched to English.
The helix node in COMSOL should be pretty self-explanatory, and you can always try and see if the results match your expectation.
Cheers
Edgar
this www.dl5swb.de/html/mini_ringkern-rechner.htm is a little tool that helps to design coils, toroids and solenoids (air core) . The user interface can be switched to English.
The helix node in COMSOL should be pretty self-explanatory, and you can always try and see if the results match your expectation.
Cheers
Edgar