Controlled MMF source

Magnetomotive force set by the input signal.

  • signal
  • magnetic
  • Modelica Standard Library
  • 3 ports
BlockControlled MMF sourceKindsignalMmfSourceLibraryMagnetic

Description

A magnetomotive force between its ports set by an input signal. Use it to drive a magnetic circuit without modeling the electrical side of a winding.

Example

Magnetic circuits A 100-turn winding drives flux through an air gap and a core, next to magnetic sources and a variable reluctance.

1 VGroundR 1 ΩWinding 100 turnsCore fluxAir gapCoreMagnetic groundGap mmfmmf 100 AGround (mmf)R_m signalVariable reluctanceFlux (variable)Ground (variable)50 ASignal mmfGround (signal)Permeance 1 µWb/AFlux (permeance)Ground (permeance)Flux 1 mWbGround (flux)Reluctance 10⁶mmf acrossGround (reluctance)
In Gradara, select a Controlled MMF source block and press F1, then choose Open example. It opens as a new model in My models, ready to run.

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Ports

Inputs 1

  • VmV_msignal · A

    Magnetomotive force, in amperes (ampere-turns).

Conserving terminals 2

  • +port_pmagnetic

    Positive magnetic port, held V_m above port_n.

  • −port_nmagnetic

    Negative magnetic port.

Equations

Modelica
port_p.V_m − port_n.V_m = V_m
port_p.Φ + port_n.Φ = 0

Implementation

Modelica Standard Library 4.1.0Modelica.Magnetic.FluxTubes.Sources.SignalMagneticPotentialDifference
MSL documentation

Assumptions and limitations

  • An ideal source: no internal reluctance.

See also

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