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Design Software for Magnetic Components
Product Features
Designs | Models | Results | Reports | Libraries
Designs
- Waveform input
- Sinusoidal
- Square voltage
- Converter specifications input
- Boost
- Buck
- Buck-boost
- Forward
- Half-bridge
- Full-bridge
- Push-pull
- Flyback converters
- Combinations of "core shape/core size/wire gauge/core material" to optimize the number of turns for each possible design
- Automatic design generation for concentric, toroidal, and planar components
- Ability to design planar components based on the PCB technology
- Evaluate
- Interleaving
- Winding stacking
- Losses
- Size
- Footprint
- Height
- Volume
- Gap length
- Temperature
Models
- Models account for:
- Winding positioning and stacking, including interleaving
- Skin and proximity
- Material characteristics, including nonlinear and hysteresis behavior of the core
- Frequency-dependent resistance, leakage inductance, and magnetizing inductance
- Gap effect, end effect
- Arbitrary winding strategies
- Intra-winding interleaving
- Twisted wires
- Bi-filar or tri-filar wires
- Parallel connections
- Generates Simplorer®-ready netlist models
Results
- Winding DC and AC losses, considering skin and proximity effects
- DC and AC losses
- Core losses, considering hysteresis and eddy-current losses
- Major and minor hysteresis loop representation
- Flux density: maximum value and variation range
- DC and AC resistance for each winding
- Leakage inductance
- Temperature calculation
- Irms currents
- Complete model netlist for Simplorer®, PSPICE®, and Saber®
Reports
- Provides a set of possible designs matching user specifications
- Report files with detailed design data, including manufacturing information
- Scaled cross-section of each design, including core, winding strategy, and air-gap representation
Libraries
- Vendors: Ferroxcube®, Epcos®, AVX®, Magnetics®, Micrometals, Steward, TDK
- Core Shapes: POT, RM, EE, EI, EFD, ETD, UU, EP, PQ, toroidal, T, I, DRUM, and UI
- Conductors: Litz, solid, planar tracks, planar technologies, twisted, square, and foil
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