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I have made a Reluctance Motor on Flux motor then i wanted to calculate the MMF , is it possible to do it on Flux 2d ?
In the examples(from Flux 2d) I couldn`t find any which can help .
I would approciate some instructions .
Hi Joseph,
I haven't seen this type pf computation done in Flux before. As far as I know the MMF generated by the motor winding is mostly computed analytically (by hand) by following the slots and adding and subtracting NI based on the winding distribution. Fortunately, if you have the motor in FluxMotor, then this computation is already done under the winding area (see screen shot below).
Thanks,
Hi Joseph, I haven't seen this type pf computation done in Flux before. As far as I know the MMF generated by the motor winding is mostly computed analytically (by hand) by following the slots and adding and subtracting NI based on the winding distribution. Fortunately, if you have the motor in FluxMotor, then this computation is already done under the winding area (see screen shot below). Thanks,
Thank you Mohammed for your help,
but do you thing there is a way to get this diagramm om Flux 2d or how to make it there ?
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