Spin a Roma per il Feko USer Day: presentazione portafoglio elettromagnetico Altair con focus Alta Frequenza - Antenne, software FEKO, analisi multifisica.
1) The project aims to minimize the effects of beam steering on optical measurements for the MAET technique through optimizing lens and fiber positions. Beam steering negatively impacts MAET by scattering light and reducing intensity.
2) A new method using two detectors on adjacent bands was tested to eliminate beam steering errors, allowing temperature calculations for RP-2 fuel.
3) An analytical beam steering model was developed and used to understand light propagation and minimize steering through parameters like lens spacing and pin length. Experimental results matched predictions.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on energy rating and module performance modeling held at SUPSI in Lugano, Switzerland. It introduces Roman Rudel as the head of ISAAC and describes ISAAC's education programs, applied research institutes, and services related to solar cell, PV module, and system technology. Specific services mentioned include module characterization, field performance evaluation, failure mode and effects analysis, and quality assurance testing. The document also briefly outlines ISAAC's research and services related to smart grid solutions, building management, and innovative building envelopes.
This document discusses grid integration challenges with increasing renewable energy and provides solutions. Grid integration of photovoltaics can cause voltage band and thermal limit violations. Traditional solutions involve increasing cable size but new solutions include demand side management, local energy management systems, low voltage transformer tap changing, and reactive power control from inverters. Proper grid planning is now a multi-criteria optimization problem that considers both traditional grid reinforcements and intelligent control solutions.
High Reliability and Efficiency Single phase Transformerless Inverter for Gri...Anoop kumar Niravuparambil
TODAY, the energy demand is increasing due to the rapid increase of the human population and fast-growing industries. Hence, renewable energy plays an important role to replace traditional natural resources such as fuel and coal. Photovoltaic (PV) energy has recently become a common interest of research because it is free, green, and inexhaustible.
Generally, there are two types of grid-connected PV systems, i.e., those with transformer and without transformer. Besides stepping up the voltage, it plays an important role in safety purpose by providing galvanic isolation, and thus eliminating leakage current and avoiding dc current injection into the grid. Nevertheless, the transformers are bulky, heavy, and expensive. Even though significant size, weight and reduces the efficiency of the entire PV system. Hence, transformerless PV systems are introduced to overcome these issues. They are smaller, lighter, lower in cost, and highly efficient
However, safety issue is the main concern for the transformerless PV systems due to high leakage current. Without galvanic isolation, a direct path can be formed for the leakage current to flow from the PV to the grid. At the same time, the fluctuating potential, also known as common-mode voltage (CMV), charges and discharges the stray capacitance which generates high leakage current. This will introduce losses in the PV system. There are many methods available for reducing this leakage current. Here are some inverter topologies are proposed, in-order to achieve High efficiency for the grid connected photovoltaic system
The document summarizes the perspective of standards for photovoltaic energy rating from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). It discusses the IEC61853 standard, which aims to enable comparison of PV module energy production across different technologies and sites. The standard is being developed in parts, with the first two parts published focusing on performance measurements. Part 3 is currently in development and will provide an energy rating methodology. However, there is debate around clearly defining the actual rating value that would be attached to modules. While manufacturers see costs, end users would benefit from improved yield predictions and evaluation to support projects.
1) The project aims to minimize the effects of beam steering on optical measurements for the MAET technique through optimizing lens and fiber positions. Beam steering negatively impacts MAET by scattering light and reducing intensity.
2) A new method using two detectors on adjacent bands was tested to eliminate beam steering errors, allowing temperature calculations for RP-2 fuel.
3) An analytical beam steering model was developed and used to understand light propagation and minimize steering through parameters like lens spacing and pin length. Experimental results matched predictions.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on energy rating and module performance modeling held at SUPSI in Lugano, Switzerland. It introduces Roman Rudel as the head of ISAAC and describes ISAAC's education programs, applied research institutes, and services related to solar cell, PV module, and system technology. Specific services mentioned include module characterization, field performance evaluation, failure mode and effects analysis, and quality assurance testing. The document also briefly outlines ISAAC's research and services related to smart grid solutions, building management, and innovative building envelopes.
This document discusses grid integration challenges with increasing renewable energy and provides solutions. Grid integration of photovoltaics can cause voltage band and thermal limit violations. Traditional solutions involve increasing cable size but new solutions include demand side management, local energy management systems, low voltage transformer tap changing, and reactive power control from inverters. Proper grid planning is now a multi-criteria optimization problem that considers both traditional grid reinforcements and intelligent control solutions.
High Reliability and Efficiency Single phase Transformerless Inverter for Gri...Anoop kumar Niravuparambil
TODAY, the energy demand is increasing due to the rapid increase of the human population and fast-growing industries. Hence, renewable energy plays an important role to replace traditional natural resources such as fuel and coal. Photovoltaic (PV) energy has recently become a common interest of research because it is free, green, and inexhaustible.
Generally, there are two types of grid-connected PV systems, i.e., those with transformer and without transformer. Besides stepping up the voltage, it plays an important role in safety purpose by providing galvanic isolation, and thus eliminating leakage current and avoiding dc current injection into the grid. Nevertheless, the transformers are bulky, heavy, and expensive. Even though significant size, weight and reduces the efficiency of the entire PV system. Hence, transformerless PV systems are introduced to overcome these issues. They are smaller, lighter, lower in cost, and highly efficient
However, safety issue is the main concern for the transformerless PV systems due to high leakage current. Without galvanic isolation, a direct path can be formed for the leakage current to flow from the PV to the grid. At the same time, the fluctuating potential, also known as common-mode voltage (CMV), charges and discharges the stray capacitance which generates high leakage current. This will introduce losses in the PV system. There are many methods available for reducing this leakage current. Here are some inverter topologies are proposed, in-order to achieve High efficiency for the grid connected photovoltaic system
The document summarizes the perspective of standards for photovoltaic energy rating from the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). It discusses the IEC61853 standard, which aims to enable comparison of PV module energy production across different technologies and sites. The standard is being developed in parts, with the first two parts published focusing on performance measurements. Part 3 is currently in development and will provide an energy rating methodology. However, there is debate around clearly defining the actual rating value that would be attached to modules. While manufacturers see costs, end users would benefit from improved yield predictions and evaluation to support projects.
Photovoltaic Training Course - Module 2.6 - Safety and labor risksLeonardo ENERGY
The document discusses labor risk evaluation plans for photovoltaic systems training and commissioning. It identifies risks associated with different types and sizes of solar panel installation projects, including working at heights, trenches, cranes, and electrical work. Companies are advised to analyze risks for each job, train staff, provide appropriate protection, designate a safety officer, and develop emergency plans. The goal is for companies to understand project risks and put in place measures to prevent accidents.
This document presents preliminary results on developing an electro-thermal model for cylindrical double layer ultracapacitors operating at low temperatures and high power. An equivalent electric circuit model with nonlinear open circuit voltage mapping was able to accurately capture voltage behavior at sub-zero temperatures under different currents and states of charge. A linear two-state thermal model accounting for reversible and irreversible heat generation was also parameterized. The coupled electro-thermal model allows studying ultracapacitor and hybrid battery/ultracapacitor performance under cold starting conditions.
System analysis using solidThinking Activate by Altair - Seminario Spin all'Università dell'Aquila su software Activate, elettrificazione e nuove frontiere della ricerca
The document discusses methods for characterizing PV module performance under different light intensities (irradiances) and temperatures according to IEC 61853-1 standards. It describes indoor testing methods using solar simulators with mesh filters or masks to vary irradiance levels, as well as outdoor methods using a tracker with mesh filters or fixed installation. Results showed agreement within 3% between indoor and outdoor measurements and less than 5% deviation for fixed outdoor installation. Mesh filtering techniques showed promise but have limitations at low irradiances.
This document discusses progress toward developing efficient models for calculating irradiance on the rear side of bifacial solar panels. It describes existing industry models and two new models being developed and validated at NREL - a ray tracing model and a 2D view factor model. Both NREL models were found to accurately predict rear side irradiance ratios and bifacial performance gains compared to measured data from systems at NREL and SolarWorld, with errors less than 2%. Key parameters like albedo, tilt, and row spacing were found to significantly impact rear side irradiance. The view factor model will be integrated into NREL's SAM tool while the ray tracing model will be made available as a standalone tool.
This document presents a methodology for estimating the key electrical parameters of solar photovoltaic (PV) cells from their current-voltage (I-V) characteristics. The methodology is non-iterative and determines the short-circuit current (ISC), shunt resistance (Rsh), series resistance (Rse), reverse saturation current (I0), and diode ideality factor (n). It applies Lagrangian interpolation and forms linear equations relating the parameters. Experimental I-V data from a silicon solar cell tested at different temperatures is fitted well using the estimated parameters. The methodology is validated against data from previous literature and can be used to analyze different PV cell performance under varying irradiance and temperature conditions.
EN 50380 is being updated to provide mandatory marking and documentation requirements for photovoltaic modules. Key changes include splitting content into mandatory information needed for safe installation and operation, and best practice information. Over 100 comments were received on the draft and are being addressed. The standard is expected to be published in 2017, with future developments including additional technology-specific requirements and test procedures.
Photovoltaic Training Course - Module 1.3 - PV facility calculationsLeonardo ENERGY
This document provides information on photovoltaic system design and calculations. It discusses performance ratio, system losses evaluation, keys to optimize performance ratio, shadowing evaluation for fixed and tracking systems, electrical calculations, and overvoltage protection. The goal is to help designers understand factors that impact solar facility output and properly size system components.
Modeling and Optimization of Cold Crucible Furnaces for Melting MetalsFluxtrol Inc.
http://fluxtrol.com
Cold Crucible Furnaces (CCFs), widely used in multiple special applications of
melting metals, oxides, glasses and other materials [1], are essentially 3D devices and their modeling is a complicated task. Multiple studies of CCFs have been made for their
optimization, but their electrical efficiency is still low; for metals approximately 25-30% andeven lower. Fluxtrol, Inc., made an extensive study of electromagnetic processes of CCFs using computer simulation and laboratory tests. This study showed that electrical efficiency of CCFs may be strongly improved by means of optimal design of the whole system with use of magnetic flux controllers. Theoretical results had been confirmed by laboratory tests on mockups and by industrial tests with real melting processes. The presentation contains a description of the computer modeling procedure and major findings. They form a basis for optimal design of electromagnetic systems of CCFs.
The document describes a MATLAB toolbox that simulates high-frequency solar PV generation profiles for large portfolios in the southeastern US. The toolbox models sub-hourly solar output using irradiance and cloud speed data from multiple years. It accounts for various locations, capacities, and panel types. The toolbox was developed for utility planning studies requiring frequent solar output variations. It uses a wavelet variability model to generate realistic high-frequency profiles while preserving important metrics like monthly energy and ramp rates.
1) Indoor and outdoor measurements were taken of bifacial solar modules under different conditions, including standard test conditions and with varying angles of incidence, albedo, and installations.
2) The measurements showed that using anti-reflective glass instead of float glass on the rear side of bifacial modules led to 1-4% higher short-circuit current under different test conditions.
3) Outdoor measurements at a 30 degree tilt found the bifacial modules' short-circuit current scaled with the sum of front-side and rear-side irradiation, corrected by a bifaciality factor, and that the bifacial effect was largest when the sun was in the northern part of the sky
This document provides an overview of the capabilities in ANSYS Emag 8.0 for electromagnetic analysis. It discusses the definitions and differences between low-frequency (LF) and high-frequency (HF) electromagnetics simulations. LF simulations solve Maxwell's equations for static or quasi-static fields, while HF simulations solve the full wave equations. The document outlines various physics modules in ANSYS Emag including electrostatics, magnetostatics, eddy current analysis, and circuit coupling. It provides examples of rotating machine analysis, induction heating, ion optics simulations, and analyses of microelectronic interconnects.
Examples of Electromagnetic and Thermal Modeling using sT Activate. La conferenza era dedicata ai programmi per analisi di sistema e programmi multibody.
Photovoltaic Training Course - Module 2.6 - Safety and labor risksLeonardo ENERGY
The document discusses labor risk evaluation plans for photovoltaic systems training and commissioning. It identifies risks associated with different types and sizes of solar panel installation projects, including working at heights, trenches, cranes, and electrical work. Companies are advised to analyze risks for each job, train staff, provide appropriate protection, designate a safety officer, and develop emergency plans. The goal is for companies to understand project risks and put in place measures to prevent accidents.
This document presents preliminary results on developing an electro-thermal model for cylindrical double layer ultracapacitors operating at low temperatures and high power. An equivalent electric circuit model with nonlinear open circuit voltage mapping was able to accurately capture voltage behavior at sub-zero temperatures under different currents and states of charge. A linear two-state thermal model accounting for reversible and irreversible heat generation was also parameterized. The coupled electro-thermal model allows studying ultracapacitor and hybrid battery/ultracapacitor performance under cold starting conditions.
System analysis using solidThinking Activate by Altair - Seminario Spin all'Università dell'Aquila su software Activate, elettrificazione e nuove frontiere della ricerca
The document discusses methods for characterizing PV module performance under different light intensities (irradiances) and temperatures according to IEC 61853-1 standards. It describes indoor testing methods using solar simulators with mesh filters or masks to vary irradiance levels, as well as outdoor methods using a tracker with mesh filters or fixed installation. Results showed agreement within 3% between indoor and outdoor measurements and less than 5% deviation for fixed outdoor installation. Mesh filtering techniques showed promise but have limitations at low irradiances.
This document discusses progress toward developing efficient models for calculating irradiance on the rear side of bifacial solar panels. It describes existing industry models and two new models being developed and validated at NREL - a ray tracing model and a 2D view factor model. Both NREL models were found to accurately predict rear side irradiance ratios and bifacial performance gains compared to measured data from systems at NREL and SolarWorld, with errors less than 2%. Key parameters like albedo, tilt, and row spacing were found to significantly impact rear side irradiance. The view factor model will be integrated into NREL's SAM tool while the ray tracing model will be made available as a standalone tool.
This document presents a methodology for estimating the key electrical parameters of solar photovoltaic (PV) cells from their current-voltage (I-V) characteristics. The methodology is non-iterative and determines the short-circuit current (ISC), shunt resistance (Rsh), series resistance (Rse), reverse saturation current (I0), and diode ideality factor (n). It applies Lagrangian interpolation and forms linear equations relating the parameters. Experimental I-V data from a silicon solar cell tested at different temperatures is fitted well using the estimated parameters. The methodology is validated against data from previous literature and can be used to analyze different PV cell performance under varying irradiance and temperature conditions.
EN 50380 is being updated to provide mandatory marking and documentation requirements for photovoltaic modules. Key changes include splitting content into mandatory information needed for safe installation and operation, and best practice information. Over 100 comments were received on the draft and are being addressed. The standard is expected to be published in 2017, with future developments including additional technology-specific requirements and test procedures.
Photovoltaic Training Course - Module 1.3 - PV facility calculationsLeonardo ENERGY
This document provides information on photovoltaic system design and calculations. It discusses performance ratio, system losses evaluation, keys to optimize performance ratio, shadowing evaluation for fixed and tracking systems, electrical calculations, and overvoltage protection. The goal is to help designers understand factors that impact solar facility output and properly size system components.
Modeling and Optimization of Cold Crucible Furnaces for Melting MetalsFluxtrol Inc.
http://fluxtrol.com
Cold Crucible Furnaces (CCFs), widely used in multiple special applications of
melting metals, oxides, glasses and other materials [1], are essentially 3D devices and their modeling is a complicated task. Multiple studies of CCFs have been made for their
optimization, but their electrical efficiency is still low; for metals approximately 25-30% andeven lower. Fluxtrol, Inc., made an extensive study of electromagnetic processes of CCFs using computer simulation and laboratory tests. This study showed that electrical efficiency of CCFs may be strongly improved by means of optimal design of the whole system with use of magnetic flux controllers. Theoretical results had been confirmed by laboratory tests on mockups and by industrial tests with real melting processes. The presentation contains a description of the computer modeling procedure and major findings. They form a basis for optimal design of electromagnetic systems of CCFs.
The document describes a MATLAB toolbox that simulates high-frequency solar PV generation profiles for large portfolios in the southeastern US. The toolbox models sub-hourly solar output using irradiance and cloud speed data from multiple years. It accounts for various locations, capacities, and panel types. The toolbox was developed for utility planning studies requiring frequent solar output variations. It uses a wavelet variability model to generate realistic high-frequency profiles while preserving important metrics like monthly energy and ramp rates.
1) Indoor and outdoor measurements were taken of bifacial solar modules under different conditions, including standard test conditions and with varying angles of incidence, albedo, and installations.
2) The measurements showed that using anti-reflective glass instead of float glass on the rear side of bifacial modules led to 1-4% higher short-circuit current under different test conditions.
3) Outdoor measurements at a 30 degree tilt found the bifacial modules' short-circuit current scaled with the sum of front-side and rear-side irradiation, corrected by a bifaciality factor, and that the bifacial effect was largest when the sun was in the northern part of the sky
This document provides an overview of the capabilities in ANSYS Emag 8.0 for electromagnetic analysis. It discusses the definitions and differences between low-frequency (LF) and high-frequency (HF) electromagnetics simulations. LF simulations solve Maxwell's equations for static or quasi-static fields, while HF simulations solve the full wave equations. The document outlines various physics modules in ANSYS Emag including electrostatics, magnetostatics, eddy current analysis, and circuit coupling. It provides examples of rotating machine analysis, induction heating, ion optics simulations, and analyses of microelectronic interconnects.
Examples of Electromagnetic and Thermal Modeling using sT Activate. La conferenza era dedicata ai programmi per analisi di sistema e programmi multibody.
Thermal Analysis of Electric Motors for Automotive Applications - Seminario Spin all'Università dell'Aquila su software, elettrificazione e nuove frontiere della ricerca
The document summarizes the design and fabrication of an all-optically driven deformable mirror device using MEMS spring plate mirrors and wafer-bonded GaAs/GaP photodetectors. The device uses laser light to drive GaAs PIN photodetectors, generating a voltage across thin-film resistors connected to MEMS mirrors to induce deformation for adaptive optics applications. Key steps included wafer fusion bonding of GaAs PINs to GaP substrates, fabrication of low-stress silicon nitride spring plate mirrors, and characterization of the photo response and actuation of the mirrors when cascaded to the photodetectors through external resistors. Preliminary testing demonstrated successful actuation of the mirrors, with future work focused
Switching Over Voltages (SOV)_Temporary Over Voltage (TOV).pdfssuserfe5963
The document discusses switching over voltages (SOV) and temporary over voltages (TOV) simulation studies using PSCAD. It addresses modeling transmission systems and components for switching studies, simulating switching events considering various factors, and examples of SOV studies including point-on-wave impact and trapped charge on lines. The goal of switching studies is to determine over voltage levels during switching events and verify insulation levels and surge arrester ratings.
A small and brief introduction to spintronics and it's applications. Spintronics has tremendous applications in storage devices,Missile giudance, sensors etc.,
Latest 2014 development of the Spiral Magnetic Motor (SMM) which uses only permanent magnets. This is a work in progress with joint contributors including a physics professor and at least one student. We are encouraged by the fact that for any given volume, magnetic energy exceeds any possible electrical field in air by 50,000. In addition, magnets are also powered by spinning electrons which are sustained by the quantum vacuum and a physics journal article is also in the works to explain the operation as it nears completion. More information at www.integrityresearchinstitute.org
Optical Current Transformer is an alternative to the existing conventional current transformers, providing an advanced measurement solution for both metering and protection applications, based on a cutting-edge patented optical sensing technology.
Computational modelling and optimization for EPM for solid state processesLeonardo ENERGY
The next course in our techwatch series on Electromagnetic Processing of Materials (EPM) deals with the use of computational modelling and optimization for designing EPM solid state processes. Strong multiphysics couplings involved in these processes make their design and optimisation rather tricky.
In this course you'll learn about the kind of modelling techniques used in software modelling tools, which techniques can be suited to deal with the processes you wish to model, and how you can improve your design stage with these tools.
Course details
You will first get an introduction to modelling of electromagnetic couplings in forming processes; electromagnetic/heat transfer couplings as in induction heating processes, electromagnetic/solid couplings as in magnetic pulse forming processes.
We shall then introduce some numerical techniques commonly used in commercial software to deal with these processes. Space discretization techniques (full finite element vs. coupled finite element/boundary element) as well as time discretization schemes (full time integration vs. harmonic approaches) will be discussed. The issue of computational time reduction techniques will also be addressed.
Practical examples of use for design in industrial applications will then be described. We shall first introduce a case regarding induction mass heating processes aiming at minimizing energy losses. A second example will deal with optimisation of induction heat treatment applications aiming at controlling the final metallurgy of the part produced. A last example will focus on the control of magnetic pulse welding processes in order to ensure final quality of the welded product.
THIS REPORT IS BASED ON THE SIMULATION OF DC SERIES MOTOR CHARACTERISTICS AND THIS REPORT IS PREPARED WELL ACCORDING TO THE NORMS AND THE REPORT ALSO CONTAINS A MATLAB SIMULINK OF THE DC MOTOR DESIGN AND THE RESULTS ARE ALSO PLOTTED IN THIS REPORT AND THE DESCRIPTION ALSO ABOUT THE REPORT IS ALSO PREPARED WELL IN THIS REPORT AND THIS IS USEFUL FOR THE ENGINEERING STUDENTS
The document discusses the design of a vibration-based energy harvesting system for powering wireless sensor nodes. It first presents a feasibility study showing that a piezoelectric bender generator (PBG) attached to a rotating wheel can harvest enough energy from vibrations to power a wireless tire pressure monitoring system. It then describes developing a SPICE model of the PBG to simulate its behavior and optimize the energy harvesting circuit design. Finally, it outlines the design of an integrated power management system using a semi-active bridge rectifier to efficiently convert and store the alternating current output of the PBG.
The document discusses high-temperature superconducting generators (HTSGs) for direct drive applications in wind turbines. It provides background on the discovery of superconductivity and important superconductor materials like YBCO. It then examines various HTSG designs, including rotating DC, homopolar, axial bipolar, and transversal flux machines. The document concludes by noting design challenges for reliability and comparing the costs of HTSGs to traditional permanent magnet generators.
1. The document discusses the syllabus and basics of synchronous generators or alternators.
2. Synchronous generators convert mechanical power into electrical power through electromagnetic induction. They are used as the primary source of electrical energy in large power grids.
3. The basic parts are the rotor with field windings, and the stator with 3-phase armature windings. The frequency of the induced EMF depends on the rotor speed and number of poles.
IRJET - Modelling and Analysis of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator for ...IRJET Journal
1) The document describes the modeling and analysis of a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) for standalone renewable energy generation.
2) A PMSG was designed, built, and tested to operate at low speeds for a small wind turbine without a gearbox.
3) Finite element analysis was performed using ANSYS software to simulate the PMSG performance. The results from the hardware tests showed that the generator operates satisfactorily.
This document describes the design and development of an electromagnetic and automatic braking system. It provides an introduction to the project, lists the main components used including discs, DC motors, electromagnets and sensors. It discusses the working principle of eddy currents in electromagnetic braking. The document reviews previous literature on related braking systems and outlines the types of brakes. It also includes the construction, advantages and applications of the system as well as a proposed methodology and references.
1) The document discusses electromagnetic energy conversion and concepts related to magnetic circuits, fields, and machines. It provides definitions of key terms like magnetic flux, reluctance, permeability, and losses.
2) Examples are given to calculate magnetic flux, current, and reluctance in different magnetic circuit configurations. This includes circuits with and without air gaps.
3) Losses like hysteresis and eddy current losses in magnetic materials are also explained, including equations to calculate these losses. Homework questions are provided at the end to reinforce the concepts.
Renewable Energy Technology : 5-day course at IIT Bombay - May 2012Kishore Malani, M.Tech
The document provides notes from a 5-day renewable energy technology course at IIT Bombay. It covers various renewable energy topics including solar PV, wind energy, fuel cells, and grid connected systems. It includes information on electrical maximum power point tracking methods for solar, types of electrical generators for wind energy conversion, and types of fuel cells based on electrolyte. It also discusses lab demonstrations of stand-alone and grid-connected renewable energy systems including microgrids with multiple sources.
An accurate electric current transducer is a key component of any power system instrumentation.
OCT’s defined as sensors that directly or indirectly use optical sensing methods to measure electric currents .
Eddy currents are loops of electrical current induced within conductors by a changing magnetic field in the conductor, due to Faraday's law of induction. Eddy currents flow in closed loops within conductors, in planes perpendicular to the magnetic field.
The magnitude of the current in a given loop is proportional to the strength of the magnetic field, the area of the loop, and the rate of change of flux, and inversely proportional to the resistivity of the material.
The document describes the design of a current to voltage converter for currents in the range of 1 nA to 1 μA. It uses the LMC660 operational amplifier IC with a feedback resistance of 1 MΩ to provide a conversion rate of 1 μA/V. The project objectives, components used, theoretical design, practical implementation on a breadboard, and PCB design are discussed over multiple sections. The current to voltage converter circuit was designed using software and then etched onto a PCB board for implementation.
What Could Be Behind Your Mercedes Sprinter's Power Loss on Uphill RoadsSprinter Gurus
Unlock the secrets behind your Mercedes Sprinter's uphill power loss with our comprehensive presentation. From fuel filter blockages to turbocharger troubles, we uncover the culprits and empower you to reclaim your vehicle's peak performance. Conquer every ascent with confidence and ensure a thrilling journey every time.
Implementing ELDs or Electronic Logging Devices is slowly but surely becoming the norm in fleet management. Why? Well, integrating ELDs and associated connected vehicle solutions like fleet tracking devices lets businesses and their in-house fleet managers reap several benefits. Check out the post below to learn more.
The Octavia range embodies the design trend of the Škoda brand: a fusion of
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harmony of functionality and emotion
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Fleet management these days is next to impossible without connected vehicle solutions. Why? Well, fleet trackers and accompanying connected vehicle management solutions tend to offer quite a few hard-to-ignore benefits to fleet managers and businesses alike. Let’s check them out!
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2. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Low-frequency electromagnetic
and thermal analysis for
electromechanical devices: an
overview of Altair suite
3. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux
• Electric applications
• Magnetic applications
• Thermal applications
2D/3D FEM-based low frequency
electromagnetic and thermal
simulation software
High frequency Low frequency
Maxwell equations
decoupling
E, D, B, H
4. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: preprocessing
• Mesh import tool from Simlab/HyperMesh
• Easy handling of complex geometries
Medium voltage disconnector
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Flux: dielectric design
• Electrostatic application: Electric field distribution
Electric field isovalue (cross-section plane)
Electric ‘hot-spot’ detection
Electric potential distribution
Stray capacitance analysis
6. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: dielectric design
• Electrostatic application: Breakdown voltage
Weakest breakdown path
Ionization inception condition provided by a
fully automated Streamer Criterion, based
on the background electric field previously
computed.
Gaseous medium model:
- Air
- SF6
- User-defined
7. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux-Inspire: mechanical design
• Blow-off effect analysis: test on arcing horns
Blow-off force, due to current
spot constriction, has been
evaluated with Flux and
simulated using Inspire.
Global Lorentz force (left horn)
Displacement (left horn)
6 kA
6 kA
8. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: dielectric design
• Electrostatic application: Capacitance matrix
Choke filter frequency response
Electrostatic Steady State AC Magnetic
Export
The capacitances computed in DC condition
(Electrostatic application) can be imported in a
Magnetic AC SS model, which implements a
finite element-circuit coupling.
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Flux: dielectric design
• Electrostatic application: Capacitance matrix
Choke filter frequency response
Resonances, capacitive behaviour
Impedance vs frequency
Mainly resistive-inductive effect
10. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: dielectric design
• Electric transient application
Effects of lightning on large power
transformer, turn-to-turn overvoltages analysis
Electric field distribution on cable joint
Voltage distribution along a winding [pu]
Ideal profile (low
frequency bound)
GND
GND
11. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: Inductive power transfer
• Wireless charging: AC SS Magnetic application
𝑘 𝑐𝑜𝑖𝑙 = 𝑀 𝐿 𝑝 𝐿 𝑠
Coupling coefficient versus coil position
Saturation effects modeled
Iron losses computation (Bertotti model)
Finite element-circuit coupling
Ferrite
plates
Coils
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Flux: Inductive power transfer
Flux density arrows
Flux density isovalue (longitudinal cross-section plane)
• Wireless charging: AC SS Magnetic application
13. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: Inductive power transfer
Complex circuit topology analysis
and tuning with Flux-Activate link
• Wireless charging: AC SS Magnetic application
Generator reactive/active power versus frequency
Voltage
generator
Resonant frequency
(20 kHz)
14. SPIN Applicazioni Magnetiche www.spinmag.it
Flux: Eddy current brake
• Application: Transient Magnetic 3D
Mechanical equation - finite element domain coupling
Saturation effects modeled
Non-meshed magnetic sources to speed-up simulation
Aluminum
disk
Iron core
Non-meshed coil
(DC supply)
Extrusive
mesh on disk
18000 rpm
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Flux: Eddy current brake
• Application: Transient Magnetic 3D
Current density
distribution (disk)
Flux density isovalue (core)
18000 rpm
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Flux: Eddy current brake
Surface magnetic forces distribution (iron core, upper pole)
Static analysis
Air gap variation
Export
Surface magnetic forces export to HyperMesh
for accurate mechanical analysis
Magnetic
forces effect
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Flux: induction heating
Cosimulation available (‘Magneto-thermal
coupling’), to actualize the value of power
losses with time-varying temperature
Moving aluminum foil heating
(Application: ink drying)
Target power = 100 W
Thickness = 20 μm
Frequency = 100 kHz
Steady State AC Magnetic Transient thermal
Hexahedral meshes on foil
0,5 m/s
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Flux: induction heating
Eddy current distribution on foil
Surface impedance formulation on coils (time
saving, proximity effect is taken into account)
Flux density on CutPlane (shown above)
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Flux: induction heating
Lorentz/Laplace forces export to HyperMesh for accurate
mechanical analysis (Flux 2018 new feature)
DC component of force
Harmonic force
Export
Laplace force arrows (foil)
.NAS file
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Flux: induction heating
Power density distribution export to AcuSolve
for detailed thermal analysis
CFD solver
Convective heat transfer
coefficient analysis
Radiative exchanges
Temperature distribution
Joule losses isovalue
.NAS file
Export
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Flux: thermal analysis
Modeling capabilities
Phase transition and lattice rearrangement can be
simulated by using non-linear thermal properties
Anisotropic material
Spatially-dependent parameters
Specific
heat
Iron-Carbon phase transition diagram Gaussian model (E=phase transition energy)
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Flux: electric motor
• FluxMotor tool for pre-design
• Fast model building with dedicated overlays
Operating point computation
Magnetic forces export for
vibro-acoustic analysis
Efficiency mapping
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Flux: electric motor
• Internal Permanent Magnet motor: vibroacoustic analysis
Surface magnetic
forces export
Magnetic Transient 2D application
Forces on tooth
16th harmonic
Fx
Fy
x
y
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Flux: electric motor
• Special application
Levitating rotor motor
Axial flux technology
CONDIDENTIAL
IMAGE
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Flux-Hyperstudy: optimization
Objective function
Design of experiment (DOE)
Multi-objective optimization
Advanced data mining and postprocessing
(correlation matrices, interaction effect plots)
• Link to optimization tool
.F2G file
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Flux-Hyperstudy: optimization
• Electric motor bemf optimization
Other objective
function optimizable:
Torque ripple
Cogging torque
Efficiency
Back-electromotive force
optimization
Permanent magnet
length
Objective:
Optimized
variable:
Harmonic distortion
reduction (-16%)
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Activate
• Electric drive simulation: 3PH - Surface
Permanent Magnet motor control
PI controller
Electric
motor model
Power
converter
Reference speed
(imposed)
Signal-based model
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Activate
• Electric drive simulation: 3PH - Surface
Permanent Magnet motor control
PWM supply voltage
Angular speed
(actual)
(reference)
d-q currents
Signal-based model