Transient magnetic fields are analyzed in the time domain by utilizing the finite element method (FEM) in space and the finite difference (FD) method in time. Conductive regions are eliminated from the domain under examination by imposing impedance boundary conditions on the surfaces separating conductive and non-conductive regions. In the time domain the impedance boundary conditions are represented by a convolution integral in which appears the transient surface admittance whose expression can be obtained analytically by the inverse Laplace transform. A 2-D numerical procedure is presented for solution of the integral equation deriving from application of surface impedance boundary conditions (SIBC).
TIME-DOMAIN FINITE-ELEMENT SIMULATION OF CONDUCTIVE REGIONS
FELIZIANI, MAURO
1993-01-01
Abstract
Transient magnetic fields are analyzed in the time domain by utilizing the finite element method (FEM) in space and the finite difference (FD) method in time. Conductive regions are eliminated from the domain under examination by imposing impedance boundary conditions on the surfaces separating conductive and non-conductive regions. In the time domain the impedance boundary conditions are represented by a convolution integral in which appears the transient surface admittance whose expression can be obtained analytically by the inverse Laplace transform. A 2-D numerical procedure is presented for solution of the integral equation deriving from application of surface impedance boundary conditions (SIBC).Pubblicazioni consigliate
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