Hi
How can I use 3 inductors as a magnetic coupling in Proteus?
In the appendix,
I have given an example of Proteus below.
I do not understand the introduction of reciprocal inductance in Proteus and the method of labeling
My goal is to set the values of the inductance matrix in the proteus.
please guide me .
Inserting the inductor in the form of a magnetic coupling
Inserting the inductor in the form of a magnetic coupling
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Re: Inserting the inductor in the form of a magnetic coupling
The number of mutual coefficients is given by to the combination without repetition of the inductors number, n: C(n,k)=n!/(2*(n-2)!).
With 2 inductors, L1, L2, we have one only mutual coefficient K=L12, so your solution is wrong.
The property MUTUAL_B=1 - or MUTUAL_L2 in the new syntax - has to be added to L1:A. L1:B won't need any mutual coefficient.
In the case of three inductors the mutual coefficients combination will have to be L12, L13 and L23. So, if L1:A, L1:B and L1:C are the case then add the coefficients MUTUAL_B=1 and MUTUAL_C=1 to L1:A (L12 and L13) and MUTUAL_C=1 to L1:B (L23). L1:C must not have any coefficient.
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With 2 inductors, L1, L2, we have one only mutual coefficient K=L12, so your solution is wrong.
The property MUTUAL_B=1 - or MUTUAL_L2 in the new syntax - has to be added to L1:A. L1:B won't need any mutual coefficient.
In the case of three inductors the mutual coefficients combination will have to be L12, L13 and L23. So, if L1:A, L1:B and L1:C are the case then add the coefficients MUTUAL_B=1 and MUTUAL_C=1 to L1:A (L12 and L13) and MUTUAL_C=1 to L1:B (L23). L1:C must not have any coefficient.
If you require any further support please send in your customer number to support@labcenter.com
Kind regards,
Ettore Arena - Labcenter Electronics.
Ettore Arena - Labcenter Electronics.
Re: Inserting the inductor in the form of a magnetic coupling
Thanks for much.
Sorry
I have attached the circuit file I want to simulate and the inductance matrix I want to import.
I want to figure out the voltage of the three nodes using the probe Show.(In the graph mode section, analog analysis)
The application gives an error .
Is the part closed incorrectly?
Is the inductance matrix entered correctly?
please guide me .
Sorry
I have attached the circuit file I want to simulate and the inductance matrix I want to import.
I want to figure out the voltage of the three nodes using the probe Show.(In the graph mode section, analog analysis)
The application gives an error .
Is the part closed incorrectly?
Is the inductance matrix entered correctly?
please guide me .
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Re: Inserting the inductor in the form of a magnetic coupling
I hate to tell it but you are definitely using an illegal copy of Proteus and in such the case I cannot provide you with any further support.
Please purchase a licence from https://www.labcenter.com/pricing/comm/
Please purchase a licence from https://www.labcenter.com/pricing/comm/
Kind regards,
Ettore Arena - Labcenter Electronics.
Ettore Arena - Labcenter Electronics.