Magnet simulation software

I suggest using COMSOL multiphysics if you have acces to it. It has a moving mesh option allowing for objects to move. Requires some time to figure out how to do it out though.

>>9107476
>COMSOL multiphysics
sounds like exactly what I need, thanks anon

>>9107443
Just model the system in matlab/mathmatica/python/r and graph the output.

If you can't write it yourself then I have bad news for you. ..

>>9107669
Yeah I didn't take EE in uni since I thought I was too lazy to finish it, but I still love electromagnetism and how it works.

I'll admit I'm a brainlet when deadlines are at play, but are there any good books for beginners about EE, most of the youtube videos I watch dont really seem to go deeper than "opposites attract, equals repel. Why do magnets exist? We don't know"

>>9107650
The only downside is, that this is an expensive, commercial software. If you are not a student, I guess it is not that easy to get access, at least costly.
Maybe similar, but cheaper tools exist.

whats the difference between inductor and solenoid?

>>9108473
Solenoid is a specific shape. Inductors are usually solenoids but don't have to be.

>>9108485
I get it, thanks toroidal (et al ) inductors aren't solenoids

>>9108493
Sorry, I fucked up my punctuation there.

>not simulating and graphically modeling physical interaction in your head
Try it sometime, I've seen god before and he comes closer every day