Low Frequency Electromagnetics Training with ANSYS Maxwell
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This document outlines a tentative training agenda for an ANSYS Maxwell introduction training taking place in Zagreb, May 2019. The agenda includes 7 lectures covering topics such as Maxwell magnetostatics, electrostatics, eddy currents, magnetic transients, parametric analysis, and multiphysics simulations. Each lecture is accompanied by a hands-on workshop applying the concepts to examples such as calculating force, capacitance, magnetic fields at different frequencies, rotational motion in an actuator, parametric analysis of a coil and slug, and electromagnetic-mechanical coupling.
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