Magnetic Compression Theory: Calculate, Simulate & Tutorials

In summary, the conversation is about studying magnetic compression theory. The person is looking for information on how to calculate and simulate the storage and release of energy through magnetic compression in a circuit. They are also asking if there are any differential equations or tutorials available for this topic. Another topic mentioned is the dense plasma focus (DPF) and its similarity to high-intensity plasma gun devices. The person also mentions the possibility of storing energy in a magnetic coil and asks for recommendations on books or resources for magnetic modulators.
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owlal85
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Hi,
I want to study magnetic compression theory.
I want to able to calculate and simulate how magnetic compression can store or give back energy from a circuit
Any differential equation are available for this ?
Any tutorial will be helpfull.
Thanks
 
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Are you asking about INDUCTANCE or THIS:

A dense plasma focus (DPF) is a plasma machine that produces, by electromagnetic acceleration and compression, short-lived plasma that is so hot and dense that it becomes a copious multi-radiation source. It was invented in the early 1960s by J.W. Mather and also independently by N.V. Filippov. The electromagnetic compression of a plasma is called a "pinch". The plasma focus is similar to the high-intensity plasma gun device (HIPGD) (or just plasma gun), which ejects plasma in the form of a plasmoid, without pinching it.

If it is the latter, there is an article in Wikipedia under "dense plasma focus". Not something most of us get to play with.
 
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Would storing energy in a magnetic coil, such as a solenoid or a torus be OK? How much energy do you want to store? For how long? There are superconducting magnets that can store a lot of magnetic energy. One Tesla stored in 1 cubic meter is

E = (1/2u0) Integral[B2 dV] = 398 kilojoules
 
  • #4
I believe you are asking about magnetic modulators.
The book "Radar Transmitters" by George W. Ewell" has 6 pages on this subject listed under Saturating Magnetic Switches.

Good Luck
Carl
 

FAQ: Magnetic Compression Theory: Calculate, Simulate & Tutorials

What is Magnetic Compression Theory?

Magnetic Compression Theory is a scientific concept that explains how magnetic fields can be used to compress and contain plasma, which is the fourth state of matter.

How is Magnetic Compression Theory calculated?

Magnetic Compression Theory is calculated using mathematical equations and physical parameters such as the strength of the magnetic field, the density and temperature of the plasma, and the geometry of the containment system.

Can Magnetic Compression Theory be simulated?

Yes, Magnetic Compression Theory can be simulated using computer programs that use the calculated parameters to predict the behavior of the plasma and the magnetic field under different conditions.

What are some practical applications of Magnetic Compression Theory?

Magnetic Compression Theory has many potential applications, such as in nuclear fusion research, particle accelerators, and plasma propulsion systems for spacecraft.

Are there tutorials available for Magnetic Compression Theory?

Yes, there are tutorials available for Magnetic Compression Theory that provide step-by-step instructions for performing calculations and simulations, as well as explanations of key concepts and principles.

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