GenAC primary
solver utilizes an iterative approach in which machine magnetic fields
are calculated using finite element techniques. These results are
used to calculate winding currents in a time domain SPICE circuit
model. The process continues until convergence is achieved.
From
start to finish, results will be obtained in hours, not days or weeks.
This is possible due, in part, to MagneForce's large machine geometry
library, a resource containing permanent magnet, wound field and inside-out
designs. Each parametrized model can also be modified using the built-in
flexible geometry modeler. GenAC's users also benefit from a quick
learning curve, resulting in users reaching and maintaining software
proficiency with much less effort.
| Major
Features: |
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| •Quick
Access to Parameterized |
•Geometry
Models |
•Flexible
Geometry Modeler |
| •No
Pre or Post Processing |
•Iron
Loss Calculation |
•Real
and Imaginary Watts |
| •Asymmetric
Loads |
•Easy
Winding Input |
•Demagnetization
Prediction |
| •Efficiency
& Power Factor |
•Fault
Study Simulation |
•Flux
Density Distribution |
| •Electronic
& Network Loads |
•All
Machine Voltage and Current Waveform |