NON-CONTACT ELECTRICITY-SENSING HELMET.(This project participated in the TUBITAK Inter-High School Project Competition 2016 regional exhibition.)
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QSL Squasher is an OpenCL code for calculating squashing factors of vector fields.
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May 24, 2023 - C++
Magnetic field in 3D space generated by current in arbitrary wire shape
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Apr 16, 2019 - C++
F1E electronic magnetic steering device / direction control by magnetic sensor BNO055
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This is a program to employ SSA on the geophysics data(gravity or magnetic)
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Oct 25, 2023 - C++
A library for calculations with circular coils
matlab torque python3 force magnetism magnetic-fields cuda-support multithreaded coil magnetostatics inductance coils
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The main purpose of the project is to give the system the ability to control the position of the levitating object, it must be able to make all the necessary regulations and measurements automatically, making mathematical calculations that help its proper functioning.
arduino engineering electronics physics mathematics circuits magnetic-fields pid-controller levitation
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Simulation of Biot-Savart law - Analytical solution to calculate magnetic field of an arbitrarily shaped coil. MATLAB and Python interface are provided.
python matlab mex magnetic-fields coil biot-savart electromagnetic-simulation b0-shimming finite-wire
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Simulation of electric and magnetic fields and particle tracking
c-plus-plus simulation physics physics-simulation particle-physics magnetic-fields electric-fields particle-tracking
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