Материал: Seminar_3_Magnetostatics_Two-wire_line_How_to
Calculate Inductance of the Two-Wire Line (3/3)
Inductance is calculated via flux linkage
The same result can be obtained using the energy of magnetic field.
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Mechanical force acting to the wire (1/2)
The mechanical force is calculated as a flux of Maxwell stress tensor trough a closed surface. To start integration the contour is need.
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Mechanical force acting to the wire (2/2)
Integration contour defines the closed surface.
Only X-component of the force makes sense.
The Y-component vanishes due to symmetry.
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HX field along the X-axis in vicinity of the line
Contour for this XY-plot
starts at (110; 0), ends at (185; 0)
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HX field along the X-axis in vicinity of the cylinder
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