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Evaluation Method for AC Resistance of Ritz Line Coils
At SSIL, we have developed a method for evaluating the AC resistance of Litz wire coils using the "New Eddy Current Equivalent Circuit Method" (hereafter referred to as the CLN method). This method allows for the efficient and practical evaluation of the AC resistance of Litz wire coils. This document provides an overview of the method, so please refer to it. Our company offers analyses using the CLN method, including the evaluation of AC resistance for Litz wire coils. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us. *At SSIL, we enter into confidentiality agreements with our clients and manage confidential information in accordance with established procedures.
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【Benefits of Utilization】 ■ We will evaluate the AC resistance of the Litz wire at a realistic time and cost. ■ You can assess the effects of the Litz wire during the design phase without the need for repeated prototypes. ■ It can be utilized in the design of devices such as induction heating, contactless power supply, transformers, and inductors. 【Contact Information】 ● TEL: 03-3711-8900 ● E-mail: em_solution@ssil.co.jp
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Electromagnetic field analysis technology has become essential not only for understanding real phenomena during the design stage of electromagnetic devices but also for the initial stages of conceptual and basic design. Science Solutions Co., Ltd. provides thorough support from development to analysis to solve electromagnetic field analysis issues.
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