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    Develop a 2D magnetic model of a sensor in Ansoft Maxwell to simulate and predict the voltage induced in the secondary windings based on the core position, dimensions, and material properties. The model will be simulated using the 2D transient solver to analyze the magnetic fields over time due to non-sinusoidal current or voltage excitation. Results from the 2D simulation will be used to develop an initial 3D model to more accurately simulate the sensor and save computation time.

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    Develop a 2D magnetic model of a sensor in Ansoft Maxwell to simulate and predict the voltage induced in the secondary windings based on the core position, dimensions, and material properties. The model will be simulated using the 2D transient solver to analyze the magnetic fields over time due to non-sinusoidal current or voltage excitation. Results from the 2D simulation will be used to develop an initial 3D model to more accurately simulate the sensor and save computation time.

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    Develop a 2D magnetic model of a sensor in Ansoft Maxwell to simulate and predict the voltage induced in the secondary windings based on the core position, dimensions, and material properties. The model will be simulated using the 2D transient solver to analyze the magnetic fields over time due to non-sinusoidal current or voltage excitation. Results from the 2D simulation will be used to develop an initial 3D model to more accurately simulate the sensor and save computation time.

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    OBJECTIVE:
    Develop a magnetic model of sensor and predict the voltage induced in the secondary windings based on following parameters. 1) Core position. 2) Dimensions 3) Material properties

    II. DELIVERABLES:
    Magnetic model 2D Simulation results for the model developed.

    III. SIMULATION METHOD & STRATEGY:


    sensor is modeled in Ansoft-Maxwell 2D. Suitable approximations have been taken for modeling. At first sensor T would be modeled in 2D and later it would be modeled in 3D for saving simulation time. In Ansoft Maxwell the 2D transient solver enables us to analyze the magnetic field, energy, force, speed and flux of a model at various time steps of a solution over a specified period of time. This solver allows for non-sinusoidal current or voltage excitation as well as rotational or translational motion. By doing co-simulation the voltage induced at the primary of secondary of the coil would be predicted.

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