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The graphics display getting better (I worked hard last night). Now the magnetic field strength values are available. The coil from chemelec with 1 A current flow.
Enjoy.
Aziz
The graphics display getting better (I worked hard last night). Now the magnetic field strength values are available. The coil from chemelec with 1 A current flow.
Enjoy.
Aziz
How about a Comparison with this same coil but with 2 Amps and maybe also 5 amps.
Magnetic Field (MF) Strength is direct proportional to current through the coil. So double the current will cause doubling the MF. As the graphics is log-scaled, only the scale changes to different MF strength.
Following two graphics with:
- 2A current drive
- 5A current drive
hello, im new here ,and sorry to just jump in.
found this page whilst trying to get information on pancake coils from google,after going round in circles and not finding anything usefull.
illistrations of the magnetic fields was what i was looking for for various shapes , was wondering if it poss to "direct" manipulate or focus magnetic fields in one direction , supose thats the holy grail for metal detecting ,
anyway , aziz , i was looking at your simulations , and was wondering what a flat spiral coil with NO hole in the middle would look like.
as far as i understand it , magnetic flux needs 2 paths to "return" ??
was thinking the field pattern would look pretty weird as there is no "path" in the middle to allow "return" so the only way is on the outside which should distort the field somewhat, good or bad.
have been doing my own simple dc experiments with a 12" flat spiral coil ,just using a multimeter ,cobolt magnet and another small coil to stimulate the flat spiral coil.
i dont have any fancy kit,but improvise with logical inginuity.(spelling not great though !)
it would seem that the intensity of magnetic field is not constant, stronger in the middle and weaker on the outside.
sensitivity also varies,magnet placed onto outer ring and into center at same speed,resulted in 2mv (outer) and 49mv (center).
so, easy maths, the center has 24.5 times the sensitivity / voltage response than the outer.
so , thinking if sensitivity is greater in the center , then when pulsed then possibly may be more "focused" than a normal coil, this is a guess to be proven with fancy test gear i dont have me thinks.
the other interesting experiment i did was to pulse a flat spiral and a "normal" ring coil at 100hz with 10% on duty.
have these 6mm x 1mm strong magnets,when 1 is placed near the normal coil it dances and vibrates at , i guess 100hz , quite pridictable.
but flat spiral pulsed the same, 5mm magnet placed on outer edge, slowley moves to the center, took about 5 seconds, poss not relevant.
but this backs up previous findings , flat spiral coil with no hole is stronger / more sensitive in the center.
sorry the waffle / rant and rave,
when i get into something, got to see it through to the end and find answers,if there's a doctor on here, then he will poss have a name for the condition !
I recently picked up a pair of the red/green 3D glasses from a picture theatre
and tried looking at Aziz's 3d graphics, in this thread, it works, very interesting effect.
I recently picked up a pair of the red/green 3D glasses from a picture theatre
and tried looking at Aziz's 3d graphics, in this thread, it works, very interesting effect.
And I can fly through the magnetic field lines. *LOL*
You see the static picture. I can change the picture in real-time. Move around, rotate, zoom-in,...
That's phantastic.
Aziz
Aziz, which software do you simulate those? is it Matlab/HFSS? Can you post the code?
Self written C/C++ software.
Posting code? xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x
Aziz,
magician with hyper super-duper ulti-ultimate negative increasing IQ *LOL*
Last edited by Qiaozhi; 05-02-2013, 11:31 AM.
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