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发表于 2018-1-26 15:25
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来自: 中国上海
官网对应154026报错的解释:
Error 154026 - A coil terminal is in direct contact with another terminal and/or a flux tangential boundary condition (the terminals are shorted).
If the coil object has terminals that lie on outer boundaries of the model, they can be shorted if the terminals are both in contact with a conducting component that is not meant to be part of the coil object's conducting path (example). The resolution is to restrict the current to the intended component(s) of the conducting path by including these components in the coil object assignment. This will electrically insulate the intended conducting components from other touching conductors and prevent the error.
This can also be caused by geometric modeling errors, often in relation to the air box. The reason for this is explained in 3D coil terminal rules (Rule #5). Some specific causes are described below.
The terminal leads are slightly sticking out of the air box.
There is no air box in the model or the coil is not embedded in the air box because a Flux Tangential boundary condition is by default applied to all the outer faces of the model, including the surfaces of coil component(s).
The field normal boundary condition is not applied where it needs to be based on the flux generated from the coil components in contact with a model's exterior face. A half or partial coil like in this image is a typical example, where the highlighted face needs a field normal boundary condition and not flux tangential.
The Perfect Electric Conductor material is assigned to the coil component.
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