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Originally posted by Aziz View PostHelp me please. I have absolutely no idea, what you mean by that.
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Originally posted by Aziz View PostOk, an IB case just calculated:
TX: 1 unit diameter, turns count any
RX+: 0.8*TX unit diameter, 50 turns
RX-: RX+/sqrt(2) unit diameter, 125 turns for IB (optimal for AI = 100 turns)
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@Sergey_P, please observe Aziz' avatarthat's made with his software. It is very realistic.
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On the contrary, it is only a presentation of very precise vector math behind. A picture by itself is just a nice presentation. If you ever need some very accurate simulation of a real thing, just ask Aziz politely.
I had some brief encounters with femm, and it was a pain. Aziz rules!
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Originally posted by Sergey_P View Posttarget response or magnetic field Tx ?
- Inductivity
- Magnetic Flux
- Induction
- Self induction
- mag. field strength/density
- Coil couplings
- Induction balancing
- Parameter sweeps (for optimisation)
- Target related responses
- Sensitivity maps
.. and more
The reason, why I don't give/sell the coil software?
Avoiding anyone (particularly the patent-trolls) patenting good coil ideas, found/calculated by my software. I can guarantee, that these ideas will be published in the public domain.
If you plan something to patent, don't ask me doing anything for it/you. Keep it totally secret from me. But if I'm getting interested in it by mentioning an early idea, I very likely will work on it and if there is something valuable, I'll immediately publish the idea before you can write the patent application.
The "MadLabs Inc."(c)(r)(tm) isn't interested in patenting anything or making profits. I own 42 billion shares of "Madlabs Inc."(c)(r)(tm). I'm scheiss rich!!!
Aziz
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Originally posted by Davor View PostI mean this one:
I'm interested how much improvement is there with outer coil being 0.8Tx. If unbalanced portion falls below 100mV - this is it! It would provide over 40dB suppression either way. And besides, if inner coil is made squeezable, I can obtain perfect balance in a jiffy - just about the easiest thing to make of them all.
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@Sergey_P, please observe Aziz' avatarthat's made with his software. It is very realistic.
Aziz
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Originally posted by Davor View PostYes, you said:yet I wish to know how much exactly. In case it breaks the 40dB barrier - I'm very happy.
You can't get even a 40 dB rejection with perfect AI coils. 20-30 dB is possible.
Aziz
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Originally posted by Sergey_P View Postyou have a unified theory of the formation of the secondary induction field ?
Very interesting!(Or should I apply for the Nobel prize?
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KISS-principle, Divide & Conquer, approximation
Following links might help you:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biot%E2%80%93Savart_law
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday...w_of_induction
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amp%E8re's_circuital_law
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_flux
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell's_equations
... see further links there
Heavy but trivial math. BTW, I hate math (that's my other bipolar disorder brain)! *LOL*
Cheers,
Aziz
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I think I cracked the Davor-Sergey coil - solution is a Tx boosting coil. It would "homogenise" Tx field. So actually ppodg was right, only I did not think of the boosting variant at that time and I unjustly dismissed the idea.Originally posted by ppodg View PostAnother approach: let's add a compensatig/decompensating tx or rx coil...
RX+ N=50, RX- N=100
TX: 300 µH at Rx+ radius, Tx boost 19 µH at Rx- radius, 1A coil current, f=10 kHz
Perhaps it would be interesting to see Tx field as well
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