Description of sub areas
Introduction
In each of three main areas (Machine, Rotor and Stator), there are sub areas, which allows defining a sub section of the machine such as shaft, housing, slots, winding, magnets, polarization, materials.
Sub area design view
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| Motor Factory – Design sub areaExample - Sub area of Stator dedicated to the design of slot topology – Main view | |
| 1 | Icon to access the sub area (Slot area in this example) | 
| 2 | The default screen allows displaying the main view which illustrates the purpose of the study | 
| 3 | Inputs are always displayed on the right part of the screen | 
| 4 | Button to apply inputs | 
| 5 | Button to restore default values | 
| 6 | Each sub area has its own design report. It is visible under the tab “Datasheet” | 
| 7 | Shortcuts allow reaching main section of the current design report | 
| 8 | Icon to export data into *.txt or *.xls files. | 
The next table described the tab “Datasheet”.
Sub area Datasheet
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| Motor Factory – Design sub areaExample - Sub area dedicated to the design of slot topology – Datasheet view | |
| 1 | Icon to access the sub area (Slot area in this example) | 
| 2 | Each sub area has its own design report. It is visible under the tab “Datasheet”Note: Input data are written in blue, Output data are written in black | 
| 3 | Inputs are always displayed on the right part of the screen | 
| 4 | Button to apply inputs | 
| 5 | Button to restore default values | 
| 6 | Shortcuts allow reaching main section of the current design report | 
| 7 | Icon to export data in text files - Please see below illustration | 
| 8 | The default screen which illustrates the purpose of the study |