Hi everyone. I managed to get xfemm and Octave working together in Linux, but FEMM has a missing DLL problem I can't solve. Is there any other way to view .ans files?
If you're using xfemm in Octave, you can use the plotting methods of the fpproc class to show the results in a figure. Have a look at the exmple tutorial where a plot is done at the end. There are plotBField method which I guess is what you want.
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Hi everyone. I managed to get xfemm and Octave working together in Linux, but FEMM has a missing DLL problem I can't solve. Is there any other way to view .ans files?
I want to be able to run these:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/multi-way/212953-project-ryu-diy-field-coil-loudspeaker-post3029731.html
Last edit: keantoken 2018-05-25
If you're using xfemm in Octave, you can use the plotting methods of the fpproc class to show the results in a figure. Have a look at the exmple tutorial where a plot is done at the end. There are plotBField method which I guess is what you want.