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Hysteresis Modelling
Posted 24.11.2015, 06:24 GMT-5 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 5.2 1 Reply
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Hello everybody,
I am trying to simulate a full hysteresis loop by evaluating the Preisach Modell with a given magnetic field strength. To do this I have written a Matlabfunction calculating the vector of the magnetic flux density (Bx,By,Bz) out of a given vector of the magnetic field strength (Hx,Hy,Hz). The dimensions of the inputs and outputs are as follows:
(Bx,By,Bz,newStates) = function of (Hx,Hy,Hz,oldStates)
Output: H (3x1)
Output: switchingOperator (64x64)
Input: B (3x1)
Input: oldSwitchingOperator (64x64)
The switchingOperator is a Matrix of the internal states of every single elementary hysteresis operator, each taking the discrete values {-1,1}. This is used as a modell of the memory effect within the material.
Is it possible to use this memory vitiated hysteresis loop as a nonlinear material within in the magnetic fields interface (mf)?
Thanks
Michael Linnert
I am trying to simulate a full hysteresis loop by evaluating the Preisach Modell with a given magnetic field strength. To do this I have written a Matlabfunction calculating the vector of the magnetic flux density (Bx,By,Bz) out of a given vector of the magnetic field strength (Hx,Hy,Hz). The dimensions of the inputs and outputs are as follows:
(Bx,By,Bz,newStates) = function of (Hx,Hy,Hz,oldStates)
Output: H (3x1)
Output: switchingOperator (64x64)
Input: B (3x1)
Input: oldSwitchingOperator (64x64)
The switchingOperator is a Matrix of the internal states of every single elementary hysteresis operator, each taking the discrete values {-1,1}. This is used as a modell of the memory effect within the material.
Is it possible to use this memory vitiated hysteresis loop as a nonlinear material within in the magnetic fields interface (mf)?
Thanks
Michael Linnert
1 Reply Last Post 24.11.2015, 11:05 GMT-5
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9 years ago
Hi,
Have a look at the new (version 5.2) External Materials support in the AC/DC Module that allows you to define general B-H and H-B relations using C code. There is a basic example available at:
www.comsol.com/model/external-material-ac-dc-module-general-hb-bh-relation-32321
Note that the example available so far is just to show the calling syntax. It shows how to set up nonlinear B-H and H-B relations without hysteresis. However, the provided functionality allows for having internal states handling the memory effects in hysteresis modeling.
Best regards,
--
Magnus
Have a look at the new (version 5.2) External Materials support in the AC/DC Module that allows you to define general B-H and H-B relations using C code. There is a basic example available at:
www.comsol.com/model/external-material-ac-dc-module-general-hb-bh-relation-32321
Note that the example available so far is just to show the calling syntax. It shows how to set up nonlinear B-H and H-B relations without hysteresis. However, the provided functionality allows for having internal states handling the memory effects in hysteresis modeling.
Best regards,
--
Magnus