Magnetic field "penetration depth"
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Dr. Dark Current
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Mon Jun 30 2014, 08:45PM
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Let's say you have an object inside an alternating magnetic field, such as in an induction heater. Will the penetration depth of the magnetic field into the heated object be the same as the skin depth of eddy currents? And can the skin depth be calculated using the basic skin depth formula?
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BigBad
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Yeah, for convex/flat objects it's pretty much just skin depth.
But if you've got some concave geometry you should run FEMM on it, eddy currents seem to find concave bits beneath them somehow.
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Dr. Dark Current
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Just wanted to know if I have the basic idea correct. Thanks
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