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The magnetic core takes an input voltage which it treats as a magnetomotive force (mmf) value. There are two equations you know for this part: Equation 1: Magnetic Field intensity, H, is: H = mmf/l Where mmf = magneticmotive force, the input voltage(V) l = core length (m) Equation 2: The output current, I, is derived from the equation: I = BA Where B= flux density (A*turns/m) A = cross section area (m^2) The Numbers of coordinates table is used to create the piecewise linear B-H curve and the values from the B-H curve is used to find the B and H value for the equations above. In this example, the following values are used:
Example Circuit:
2 3 0.002 sq.m 2 m 5V 1
V: I:
Calculation: H =mmf/l
From the B-H curve we can see the flux density is: 1.6667 Wb\m^2
3 0.002 sq.m 2 m
V: 3.33 m V I: 3.33 m A
5V
Iin*N=Vout 1A*10=10Volts
I1 1V 60 Hz 0
MMF
T1 10 Turns
+ -
7.072