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1Finite Elements in Electromagnetics2. Static
fields
Oszkár Bíró IGTE, TU Graz Kopernikusgasse 24Graz,
Austria email biro_at_igte.tu-graz.ac.at
2Overview
- Maxwells equations for static fields
- Static current field
- Electrostatic field
- Magnetostatic field
3Maxwells equations for static fields
4Static current field (1)
n voltages between the electrodes are given
or
or
n currents through the electrodes are given
i 1, 2, ..., n
5Symmetry
Static current field (2)
GE0 may be a symmetry plane
A part of GJ may be a symmetry plane
6Interface conditions
Static current field (3)
Tangential E is continuous
Normal J is continuous
7Network parameters (ngt0)
Static current field (4)
n1
U1 is prescribed and
or
I1 is prescribed and
ngt1
or
i 1, 2, ..., n
i 1, 2, ..., n
8Static current field (5)
Scalar potential V
9Static current field (6)
Boundary value problem for the scalar potential V
10Static current field (7)
Operator for the scalar potential V
11Static current field (8)
Finite element Galerkin equations for V
i 1, 2, ..., n
12High power bus bar
13Finite element discretization
14Current density represented by arrows
15Magnitude of current density represented by colors
16Static current field (9)
Current vector potential T
17Static current field (10)
Boundary value problem for the vector potential T
18Static current field (11)
Operator for the vector potential T
19Static current field (12)
Finite element Galerkin equations forT
i 1, 2, ..., n
20Current density represented by arrows
21Magnitude of current density represented by colors
22Electrostatic field (1)
n voltages between the electrodes are given
or
n charges on the electrodes are given
i 1, 2, ..., n
on n1 electrodes GE GE0GE1GE2 ... GEi ...
GEn
on the boundary GD
23Electrostatic field (2)
Symmetry
GE0 may be a symmetry plane
A part of GD (s0) may be a symmetry plane
24Electrostatic field (3)
Interface conditions
Tangential E is continuous
Special case s0
Normal D is continuous
25Electrostatic field (4)
Network parameters (ngt0)
n1
U1 is prescribed and
or
Q1 is prescribed and
ngt1
or
i 1, 2, ..., n
i 1, 2, ..., n
26Electrostatic field (5)
Scalar potential V
27Electrostatic field (6)
Boundary value problem for the scalar potential V
28Electrostatic field (7)
Operator for the scalar potential V
29Electrostatic field (8)
Finite element Galerkin equations for V
i 1, 2, ..., n
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31380 kV transmisson line, E on ground
32380 kV transmisson line, E on ground in presence
of a hill
33Magnetostatic field (1)
n magnetic voltages between magnetic walls are
given
or
or
n fluxes through the magnetic walls are given
i 1, 2, ..., n
on n1 magn. walls GE GE0GE1GE2 ... GEi
... GEn
on the boundary GB
34Magnetostatic field (2)
Symmetry
GH0 (K0) may be a symmetry plane
A part of GB (b0) may be a symmetry plane
35Magnetostatic field (3)
Interface conditions
Special case K0
Tangential H is continuous
Normal B is continuous
36Magnetostatic field (4)
Network parameters (ngt0), J0
n1
Um1 is prescribed and
or
Y1 is prescribed and
ngt1
or
i 1, 2, ..., n
i 1, 2, ..., n
37Magnetostatic field (5)
Network parameter (n0), b0, K0, J?0
Inductance
38Magnetostatic field (6)
Scalar potential F, differential equation
39Magnetostatic field (7)
Scalar potential F, boundary conditions
40Magnetostatic field (8)
Boundary value problem for the scalar potential F
Full analogy with the electrostatic field
41Magnetostatic field (9)
Finite element Galerkin equations for F
i 1, 2, ..., n
42Magnetostatic field (10)
In order to avoid cancellation errors in computing
T0 should be represented by means of edge
elements
since
and hence T0 and gradF (n) are in the same
function space
43Magnetostatic field (11)
Magnetic vector potential A
44Magnetostatic field (12)
Boundary value problem for the vector potential A
45Magnetostatic current field (13)
Operator for the vector potential A
46Magnetostatic field (14)
Finite element Galerkin equations for A
i 1, 2, ..., n
47Magnetostatic field (15)
Consistence of the right hand side of the
Galerkin equations