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Posted almost 3 years ago by Richard C
Actually, to be more accurate, please try with the 1.9 release. There's issues with the other releases which were never resolved.
Posted almost 3 years ago by Richard C
Please try with the latest release. The github master is not guaranteed to work, and is WIP.
Posted almost 3 years ago by Andres
I compiled the version of XFEMM on the master branch on git. (commit a8755ee) The Octave version is 5.2. I'm testing on Ubuntu 18.04.
Posted almost 3 years ago by Richard C
exactly what version are you using?
Posted almost 3 years ago by Andres
Hello, I'm trying to use XFEMM instead of using FEMM because I need to run it natively on Linux. I rewrite my Octave code but I'm getting totally different results, maybe I'm missing something. XFEMM Code ... [More] addpath('/home/ubuntu/Development/xfemm/mfemm'); Hcb = 1021.11500893075 * 10e3; #Coercivity mu_r = 1.01404671842254; #Relative permeability theta = (0:0.1:7.5); EM_temp_file = './Motor.fem'; i = 10; CustomMotor = loadfemmfile(EM_temp_file); ##%Modify magnet material CustomMotor = modifymaterial_mfemm(CustomMotor,... [Less]
Posted almost 3 years ago by Andres
Hello, I'm trying to use XFEMM instead of using FEMM because I need to run it natively on Linux. I rewrite my Octave code but I'm getting totally different results, maybe I'm missing something. XFEMM Code ... [More] addpath('/home/ubuntu/Development/xfemm/mfemm'); Hcb = 1021.11500893075 * 10e3; #Coercivity mu_r = 1.01404671842254; #Relative permeability theta = (0:0.1:7.5); EM_temp_file = './Motor.fem'; i = 10; CustomMotor = loadfemmfile(EM_temp_file); ##%Modify magnet material CustomMotor = modifymaterial_mfemm(CustomMotor,... [Less]
Posted almost 4 years ago by safa
Hi everyone, while executing optimization task using Matlab 2020a/xfemm 4.2, I permanently get the error of : "Warning: The following error was caught while executing 'fpproc' class destructor: Invalid MEX-file".
Posted almost 5 years ago by Jean Le Besnerais
Hello, It seems that your software development project makes use of FEMM software. A project called Pyleecan has been initiated under Python to join all open-source development efforts around electrical machines FEA analysis within a single project. ... [More] Pyleecan already includes modelling of main radial flux electrical machines like IPMSM, SPMSM, SCIM, WRSM, SynRM and SRM and can be easily extended to brand new topologies (including 3D) based on Object Oriented Programming. Pyleecan also includes multiphysic... [Less]
Posted almost 5 years ago by Salameche
I am on windows for now but I will use a cluster on Linux (later)
Posted almost 5 years ago by Richard C
You might need to rebuild from sources, are you on windows or linux?