Ansoft Maxwell 14.0.0

[jaiii]

Hello.

Should I have one question on the agenda Maxwell 14.0.0.
Can I somehow specify whether the electric current will flow in the direction of the axis of the object, or perpendicular to the axis of the object.

Thank you.
Goodbye.

 

[Fardringle]

Do you mean Ansys Maxwell? You'll probably get a better response from Ansys support for such a specific question on a very specialized piece of software...

http://www.ansys.com/Support

 

[jaiii]

and have you user name and password ?

 

[Binky]

Lol, he's asking for help in pirating the software. Nice.

 

[jaiii]

So what.
I am unemployed at the age where I no longer have normally entitled to a job.
Disability pensioner.
So where should I take money on expensive software?
By.

 

[jaiii]

For you it's pirated software but for me the chance to learn something new.
I am electrical engineer
and the area of electricity and magnetism are very interested for me.
And when will control such a program I can get
Brigade and some earn.
As a professional I would never not use pirated software for commercial purposes.

 

[lxskllr]

You can look at FOSS and see if there's anything there that works. If not, you can code it yourself, or setup spreadsheets to do the needed work. It isn't that hard if you're motivated, and you'll learn the material better, and get greater satisfaction from the results than you will from using pirated software.

 

[jaiii]

Good I look there.
But as a professional who worked at a software company can say that the company (such as Ansoft), which not to guard their products is the same as a driver who can not ensures your car and then wonders that he stole it.

 

[ghost03]

1.) Software companies have to make a trade off when they implement copy protection. They want to minimize the number of stolen copies while simultaneously minimizing the number of issues they cause for paying users. As you may imagine, these are conflicting goals and piracy cannot be eradicated completely without offending those who rightfully purchase the software [think starforce]. Moreover, a car being unlocked does not give you the right to steal it.

2.) Fortunately, there are a number of free alternatives to programs like Ansys Maxwell. Some are open source initiatives from research Professors and the like, some are feature limited versions of commercial software, etc. Many of these can easily be found with google. While its not likely that any of the free softwares are as robust or feature-rich as paid versions, I believe them to be sufficient for learning purposes as desired by the OP.

3.) The original question is confusing to me. Maxwell is a simulator and predicts how a given circuit or object will perform electromagnetically. You can't really "tell" a simulator to direct current in a different direction through a structure, but you can manipulate the structure you're simulating in such a way to encourage the desired behavior.

 

[jaiii]

1st Are a software company, from which nothing can be downloaded.
Ansoft products are full of the internet and one can choose what he wants.
Protection was zero.
2nd I know even the free alternatives and use them. But when the opportunity arises is why the never looks for something else.
I would never not use these products for commercial purposes.
But how fast information to anyone harm.
3rd No lecture me as a current passes I am dealing with it for over 30 years!!
If you understood the question so it's very sad but simple.

The coils are wound on the core current passes through the turns and thus perpendicular to the axis of the coil.

In a conductor an electric current flowing in the axial direction.

You're right to unlock the car does not mean that it can steal, but the bite to the police report car theft, and say that it was not locked.
You get penalty.
And insurance with you will not even debate.


Stop pleasse this debate please.

 

[jaiii]

Hello.

We ended the debate but in any case I want to thank you for being the only one you answer. and tried to help me.

Thank you.
And goodbye.

 

[hussain_aamir]

Hello Everyone,
I want to design a linear generator with square shape;
Based on previous work i have found that finite element analysis of tubular (circular shape) is done in cylindrical (2D RZ plane). But when the shape is square in what coordinate system we can do finite element analysis. Please help me regarding this.

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