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Dear Community,
I am looking for help with simulating the behavior of a magnetic field around a thin copper tape, including within the tape itself. Here are the relevant dimensions:
One face of the tape is grounded, while a current of 100 A is applied to the other face. For a clearer understanding of the setup, I made a visualization visualization (please note that the air enclosure is notincluded here): the problem setup.png I have encountered an issue during the simulation. The magnetic field inside the tape remains consistently weak, as depicted in the following images: Solution tape zoomed in.jpgSolution section plane.jpgSolution.jpg I have a couple of questions:
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After a while with a little help I get it. This is a normal behavior of mag. field inside a conductor itself.
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