Vector Magnetic Property Analysis 【Analysis Case Study Document 2】

"Analysis Know-How.com" is a video site that introduces analysis know-how for μ-EXCEL. This time, we have made it possible to download the μ-EXCEL data used in the videos. This allows users to actually operate and verify the analysis know-how. [Here is Analysis Know-How.com] https://mu-excel.com/

I submitted an article to the monthly magazine "Machine Design" (published by Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun). The October issue features a special section on "Latest Trends in Motor Magnetic Design," and highlights our company Jupiter-E&S (co-developed with Techno Star) alongside JMAG and Ansys as part of the "Latest Trends in Electromagnetic Field Analysis Software." The title is "Electromagnetic Field Analysis Software Jupiter-E&S and Challenges and Notable Technologies for EV Motors," focusing on induction motors that are gaining attention in Europe and the United States. [For Machine Design, click here] https://pub.nikkan.co.jp/magazine_series/detail/0001

In the electrostatic current version, we calculate the current density within the conductor and the resistance between the electrodes. It accommodates a variety of themes such as thermistors, heating wires, printed circuit boards, and sensor electrodes. For more details, please refer to "163 ex Electrostatic Current Version Introduction" on 【Analysis Know-How.com】. Key points are as follows: - The electrostatic current version checks the current distribution within the conductor. - It is a simple analysis, but there are various themes. - For thermistors, we examine the current density between the electrodes. - For heating wires in rear glass, we investigate how to ensure an even current flow. - In printed circuit boards, we estimate heat generation based on the current density in the wiring. - For sensor electrodes, we estimate the material of the lower layer based on resistance values.

You can display animations of unsteady temperature analysis and changes in results during motor rotation, and you can also save them as GIF files. For details, please see "035 Creating Animations" on [Analysis Know-How.com]. Key points are as follows: - Animations can be created for analyses with temporal changes and movements. - Creation of animations for unsteady temperature analysis. - Creation of animations for rotating motors. - GIF files can be created.