Title :
Consistent finite integration approach for coupled computation of static current distributions and electromagnetic fields
Author :
Bartsch, Michael ; Van Rienen, Ursula ; Weiland, Thomas
Author_Institution :
CST, Darmstadt, Germany
fDate :
9/1/1998 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The finite integration theory (FIT) is a proven consistent discretisation method for the computation of electromagnetic fields. This paper introduces the application of FIT to the calculation of static current flow fields and the coupled evaluation of magnetic fields. A consistent translation of the current density J&oarr;, which the static current solver allocates at the grid edges, to cell surfaces is presented. All analytical properties of fields and fluxes are maintained by this method. This enables the further calculation of current excited magnetostatic problems. Several applications, e.g. the current flow and the corresponding magnetic field in a semiconductor, are presented
Keywords :
current density; current distribution; electromagnetic field theory; electromagnetic forces; integration; consistent discretisation method; coupled computation; current density; current excited magnetostatic problems; electromagnetic fields; finite integration theory; static current distributions; static current flow fields; Computer simulation; Current distribution; Differential equations; Distributed computing; Electromagnetic coupling; Electromagnetic fields; Magnetic fields; Magnetic flux; Magnetic semiconductors; Magnetostatics;
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on