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Jump to Mike Gibson’s
two-turn inductor simulation. http://www.gibsonridgesoftware.com/physics/two_turn_inductor/tti_simulation.htm It simulates both the two-turn inductor and single-turn transformer and lets you view all of the various voltages. It also has three different input signals: step, pulse, and sine wave. The pulse is 1/2 the number of iterations long. The sine wave is one cycle (the simulation runs for several cycles to let transients die down, only the last cycle is displayed). |
Ivor
Catt’s report on his first use of Mike Gibson’s simulation
Discussion by Ivor
Catt
This web page is reached via
hyperlink from the Catt 1994 book Electromagnetism 1. . . |
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From: mikegi To: Ivor
Catt Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 6:52 PM Subject: Two-turn Inductor simulation
program I've finally got the program ready for testing. Here is a link to a page with more information: http://www.gibsonridgesoftware.com/physics/two_turn_inductor/tti_simulation.htm It simulates both the two-turn
inductor and single-turn transformer and lets you view all of the various
voltages. It also has three different input signals: step, pulse, and sine
wave. The pulse is 1/2 the number of iterations long. The sine wave is one
cycle (the simulation runs for several cycles to let transients die down,
only the last cycle is displayed). @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ ----- Original Message ----- From: mikegi To: Ivor
Catt Sent: Tuesday, September
03, 2002 4:42 PM Subject: Re: Two-turn
Inductor simulation program The program doesn't do moving pictures. It shows a stripchart of the result of the simulation. I don't think a moving picture would be useful.
I've tried the program on both win98 and win2k with no problem. I select Settings->Parameters then change Zc to, say, 200 and can see the graph change. Follow these steps and tell me where your system behaves differently:
1) Run tti.exe 2) Graph shows Vc for the step response. The time constant is 77. 3) Select Settings->Parameters to bring up the "Simulation Settings" dialog box. 4) Change Zc from 50 to 200, press Ok 5) The graph redraws. The new time constant is 21.
Mike |