Electromechanical simulation.

Lightium

Active Member

• Monday at 6:35 PM

• #1

Are there good electromechanical simulators?

I wish to simulate AC and DC motors and generators.

 

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ahsrabrifat

Member

• Yesterday at 1:43 AM

• #2

Did you try LTspice?

 

alec_t

Well-Known Member

Most Helpful Member

• Yesterday at 4:14 AM

• #3

You can use LTspice to do various simulations, by using Voltage to represent e.g mechanical force, current to represent e.g. mechanical motion or heat flow, etc.

 

danadak

Well-Known Member

Most Helpful Member

• Yesterday at 4:54 AM

• #4

ltspice motor simulation at DuckDuckGo

DuckDuckGo. Privacy, Simplified.

duckduckgo.com

 

Lightium

Active Member

• Yesterday at 8:50 AM

• #5

I was hoping to set parameters such as pole numbers, wire turns, permeability of the armature, resistance of the bearings, etc.

 

danadak

Well-Known Member

Most Helpful Member

• Yesterday at 9:36 AM

• #6

You might be able to get some help here :

https://groups.io/g/LTspice/messages

Regards, Dana.

 

Lightium

Active Member

• Today at 7:40 AM

• #7

Thanks everyone. I have LTspice, but it seems daunting to begin the simulation of motors. I thought there might be something on the internet specifically designed for motors and power transfer.