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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Time-Domain Finite Element Method (TDFEM)"”.

  1. Advanced Time-Domain Finite-Element Method for Electromagnetic Analysis

    Time-domain finite-element method (TDFEM) is studied for electromagnetic analysis. Solutions to a series of open problems that impede the popularity of the TDFEM are presented. These problems include the development of accurate and efficient absorbing boundary conditions for the mesh truncation of …

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  2. Application of the time-domain finite-element method to analysis of 3D electric machine problems

    The motivation of this work is to apply the time-domain finite-element method (TDFEM) to the simulation of 3D electric machine problems. The features of the problems might include low-frequency excitation, high inhomogeneity in the material parameters, complex geometries and nonlinearity in the …

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  3. Fast time- and frequency-domain finite-element methods for electromagnetic analysis

    <p>Fast electromagnetic analysis in time and frequency domain is of critical importance to the design of integrated circuits (IC) and other advanced engineering products and systems. Many IC structures constitute a very large scale problem in modeling and simulation, the size of which also …

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  4. Computational modeling and simulation of nonlinear electromagnetic and multiphysics problems

    … using various three-dimensional full-wave methods in the time domain. The problems under consideration fall into two categories. One is nonlinear electromagnetic problems with the nonlinearity embedded in either the permeability or the conductivity of the material's constitutive properties. …

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