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working on creating a PEEC (partial element equivalent circuit) solver, instant calculation of inductance. Geometry nodes are becoming more and more powerful. This will be included in Electromag Nodes. #b3d #geometrynodes #electronics #technology #Science
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wtf is this blender geometry nodes natively or an extension?

@0xLangleySoryu native geometry nodes

xxx.xx +/- 20% - Methinks x00 would have been a better representation. Sure the extra digits do give some feedback on the derivative as you vary a parameter, but 20% is pretty coarse.

Nice

You just popped up on my feed. The algorithm is getting better, but I lack some prior context. Does it compute coupling between arbitrary coil geometries? Will there be a GitHub repo? Cost? Patreon? I am compelled to

it will be able to calculate coupling between arbitrary coils, will be a free update to Electromag Nodes

I'll be looking forward to that Sam.

Thank you

Never thought Blender could calculate inductance...

Check ElectroMag Nodes

how about designing powerful superconducting magnets?

Seems right, seems legit, seems easy until you measure values in real life.

Awesome !!!!

Cooool

wtf

Given a certain wire length, which shape maximizes its inductance?

Can it model flux compression caused by dynamic implosion of the conductors?

are magnetic fields included in this? there aren’t many B-field solvers and visualization tools 🤔

Yes, will be a free update toElectromag Nodes,

wow, this is pretty cool like, a lot 🤘

can you evolve new designs of real problems?

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reminds me of my post here, where i calculate self inductance, using maxwells laws in blender!

That looks really cool and useful, congrats!

Very cool

What software is this

looks awesome thanks

This does not look accurate, are you using a lot of approximations?

solving Neumanns Integrals, also compared result with FastHenry

Cool!

Is this just for open core, or can this do others?

for now air core, but will be including magnetic materials

Pretty cool. Is/will this be a stand alone or only through that 3D engine?

Through Blender

That is absolutely amazing. Does your software consider the ability to mass produce these coils?

Wow I like this software. What is it?

explain to me how a cheap and simple chinese AI wont be able to help to replace closed loop high end design software within less than 5 years, likely in an open source version?
