The time stepping finite element method based on the backward Euler's method has been widely used to simulate transient electromagnetic fields. Because of the numerical error of nonlinear iterations, the solutions of the derivative quantities may have very big noisy spikes. We present a modified formulation that reduces significantly the numerical error of the derivative quantities in transient finite element analysis of magnetic field computation. We also present an example that simulates the operation of an induction motor and demonstrates that the new method can successfully remove the spikes in the calculated waveforms of back electromotive force and eddy-current loss.Department of Electrical Engineerin
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Author name used in this publication: S. L. HoAuthor name used in this publication: W. N. FuAuthor n...
Abstract:- This paper illustrates a numerical approach to magnetic field modeling for a squirrel-cag...
A new method is presented to solve transient electromagnetic fields in complex geometrical configura...
Summary. The discretization of transient and static magnetic field problems with the Whitney Finite ...
The time-stepping finite-element method (FEM) has become a powerful tool in solving transient electr...
Time-stepping finite-element methods have been widely used to compute the magnetic field of electric...
This paper presents a mathematical model of magnetic fields in an induction motor. A two-dimensional...
The time-stepping finite element method (TS-FEM) can couple the magnetic field, electric circuit and...
This paper presents implementation details of coupling circuit equations and motion with two dimensi...
Conventional transient finite-element methods (FEM) of magnetic field and electric circuit coupled p...
Transient simulation time for field-circuit coupled models of realistic electromagnetic devices beco...
A novel adaptive degrees-of-freedom (DoFs) finite-element method (FEM) for the numerical computation...
A method to extract the equivalent parameters of transient electric circuit and magnetic field coupl...
A more general formulation of two-dimensional (2-D) transient finite element method (FEM) for the co...
In this paper, an evaluation of the methods of finite elements and finite differences, as applied to...
Author name used in this publication: S. L. HoAuthor name used in this publication: W. N. FuAuthor n...
Abstract:- This paper illustrates a numerical approach to magnetic field modeling for a squirrel-cag...
A new method is presented to solve transient electromagnetic fields in complex geometrical configura...
Summary. The discretization of transient and static magnetic field problems with the Whitney Finite ...