Coupled Field-Circuit Problems: Trends and Accomplishments

The formulations and numerical methods for two-dimensional eddy-current problems in which conductors with eddy currents are connected by external circuits are reviewed. A general formulation valid for arbitrary circuit connections is obtained using the loop-current method. >

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