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Introduction to the Difference between Electromagnetic Induction and Magnetic Resonance Coupling

An engineer’s diary

[No. 12] The IPM

This week’s JMAG application…

203 – No-Load Test Analysis of Power Transformer

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Model-Based Development

OverviewWhat is required for a motor, which is the key component in vehicle electrification, is not only high performan…

JMAG’s Contribution to Vib…

In addition to evaluating electromagnetic phenomena in electromechanical design, evaluation of structural aspects such …

Induction heating

Induction heating has been used for various purposes from production technology such as quenching and shrink fitting th…

Utilizing JMAG in Cloud Services…

Now that the cloud environment has become familiar, the provision of cloud services for CAE is progressing.The scale of…

JMAG’s Contribution to The…

In recent years with electric devices having high output density, it is thought that deterioration of materials or dama…

Use of JMAG in model-based devel…

What is required for a motor, which is the key component in vehicle electrification, is not only high standalone perfor…

Motor Design

The advantages of JMAG to electric machine analysis have been proven time and again. Even though electric machines are …

JMAG’s Value in System Des…

In this phase, component requirements are specified from a system design based on the required performance. In other wo…

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Topics

JMAG Users Conference Proceedings

An engineer’s diary

This week’s JMAG application…

Application / Solutions

Model-Based Development

JMAG’s Contribution to Vib…

Induction heating

Utilizing JMAG in Cloud Services…

JMAG’s Contribution to The…

Use of JMAG in model-based devel…

Motor Design

JMAG’s Value in System Des…