Determining the magnetic reluctance of a straight flux path
Engineering Asked by Kevin Laemers on June 19, 2021
Currently I run into an issue understanding the following. The bottom part of this magnetic circuit is made from steel which has a finite relative permeability. However, the flux paths is made out of 3 parts, namely lt1, lt2 and lt3.
How could I determine the magnetic reluctance of the bottom part of the circuit since it is made of 3 parts.
Can I add the flux paths lt1, lt2 and lt3 and use ht as width, or do I have to do it in parts?
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