A closed-form solution to the central problem of the steady linear motion of an arbitrary current distribution past materials of constant permeability is presented. The application of the Green's function technique to the field equations yields integral representations of the induction, eddy currents, and electromagnetic forces. Due to interface coupling of the boundary conditions along the surface of the conductor, Green's functions are shown to satisfy integral equations. In the case of a conducting slab, explicit solutions for the Green's functions are derived. Application to magnetic levitation and the calculations of forces on moving coils are developed. Results are compared with experimental drag measurements.
The fundamental solution in the theory of eddy currents and forces for conductors in steady motion
Die fundamentale Loesung in der Theorie fuer Wirbelstroeme und Kraefte fuer elektrische Leiter in der stationaeren Bewegung
Journal of Applied Physics ; 49 , 4 ; 2241-2249
1978
9 Seiten, 19 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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