Linear

Table 1. Identification of the B(H) curve characteristics – Linear mode.

1	When editing the properties of an existing material (lamination and solid families), a category is dedicated to the magnetic data. Hence, clicking on the “Magnetic” one can define the B(H) curve.
2	Selection of the linear B(H) model. The linear B(H) characteristic of a lamination is considered, and the slope of the B-H curve must be provided.
2.1	Only the relative permeability of the corresponding solid material is given. The resulting relative permeability of the lamination stack is automatically deduced (considering the stacking factor mentioned in the mechanical data).

1

When editing the properties of an existing material (lamination and solid families), a category is dedicated to the magnetic data. Hence, clicking on the “Magnetic” one can define the B(H) curve.

2

Selection of the linear B(H) model. The linear B(H) characteristic of a lamination is considered, and the slope of the B-H curve must be provided.

2.1

Only the relative permeability of the corresponding solid material is given.

The resulting relative permeability of the lamination stack is automatically deduced (considering the stacking factor mentioned in the mechanical data).

Linear

B(H) curve - linear model