Takala et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Parallel simulations of inductive components with Elmer finite-element software in cluster environmentsTakala et al., 2016
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- 5387631147936438633
- Author
- Takala E
- Yurtesen E
- Westerholm J
- Ruokolainen J
- Råback P
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- Publication venue
- Electromagnetics
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Improvements in the models of simulating lossy inductive components in the quasi-static approximation in Elmer finite-element software is presented (Elmer, nd). Models include laminate stack models for core materials; massive, stranded, and foil winding models for …
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