Udemy – Ansys Maxwell Electromagnetic Design : Basics to Advanced 2025-5

This comprehensive and practical course takes you from the basics to advanced simulation techniques using ANSYS Maxwell, one of the leading electromagnetic field analysis software. Whether you are a student, researcher, or industry professional, this course will equip you with the practical skills to confidently design, simulate, and optimize magnetic systems. Participants will explore how to construct and analyze permanent magnets, electromagnets, and dynamic systems involving force, torque, and motion. Through step-by-step simulations, they will learn how to create realistic 2D and 3D models, assign materials, apply excitations, and extract valuable results such as induced voltage, magnetic flux, and electromagnetic force.

What you will learn

• Create 3D electromagnetic models using cylindrical, arc, and rectangular geometries with precise material and boundary settings.
• Simulate real-world magnetic behavior including force, flux density, and field direction under static and transient conditions.
• Design and analyze electromagnets with adjustable coil configurations, core shapes, and current inputs to evaluate output force.
• Use band definition to simulate motions such as rotational, translational, and simple harmonic motion in motors, drives, and generators.
• Perform advanced parametric analyses to examine how variables such as air gap, number of coil turns, and current value affect system performance.
• Animate simulation results to visualize the evolution of magnetic fields and rotating systems dynamically over time.
• Establishing a connection between simulation and experimental data by comparing simulated results with real-world measurements, which allows for design validation.
• A practical workshop to design magnetic shields and study the effectiveness of different forms of magnetic shields, such as standard and slotted shields.

This course is suitable for people who:

• Electrical power engineers specialize in the design of electrical machines.
• Researchers in the field of electric machine design.
• Students and graduates of engineering fields.
• Experts in research and development departments.
• Academic researchers.
• Electric car designers.
• Freelancers or technical consultants.
• Beginners working with ANSYS Maxwell.
• Creators and innovators.

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Subtitles: English

Quality: 720p