Design magnetic components with specialized simulation software

A flyback transformer is a type of transformer used in switched-mode power supplies (SMPS). It provides isolation and step-up/step-down voltage conversion.

Dual Active Bridge transformer allows the bi-directional transfer of electrical energy and provides isolation between windings. For this reason, they are used in applications involving high-power batteries, such as electric car chargers.

Three-phase gapped inductors made of electrical steel are commonly used in power transmission and distribution systems. These inductors filter out high-frequency harmonics in electrical power systems, which can cause interference with other equipment and reduce the system's efficiency.

Drum core inductors are commonly used in power electronics and high-frequency applications, such as in power supplies, filters, and RF amplifiers. They are preferred over other types of inductors in these applications because of their ability to handle high currents and frequencies.

Toroidal inductors have a number of advantages over other types of inductors, including lower electromagnetic interference (EMI), better coupling between windings, and higher inductance per unit volume.

Wireless charging is a technique for transferring electrical energy to a device without a physical connection, using electromagnetic fields. In FEM simulations, modeling wireless charging involves analyzing magnetic field distribution, power transfer efficiency, and thermal effects in the system. This helps optimize coil design, positioning, and materials for improved performance and safety.

Soft magnetic composite (SMC) core inductors are made of iron or ferrite powder mixed with a bounding compound such as epoxy or silicone. They are employed in high-frequency power electronics, automotive systems, and renewable energy applications.

Induction heating is a non-contact process that generates heat in conductive materials by exposing them to a time-varying magnetic field. It is widely used in metal processing, welding, heat treatment, and manufacturing industries.

Power inductors are magnetic components used in electronic circuits to store energy and regulate current flow. Typical applications include DC-DC converters, power supplies, and automotive electronics. Modeling power inductors at high frequencies presents challenges due to complex electromagnetic behavior and parasitic effects.