PARAMETER SWEEP
THIRTEEN INPUTS
TWO TO ONE-HUNDRED
STEPS · ADAPTIVE 300

One parameter, many futures.

Pick an input — h, I, amax, f, Nr, Nt — set a range, and the solver returns a JSON array of pre-computed field snapshots. The bar-chart UI animates k against the swept axis as frames roll in.

01Sweepable inputsFig. 01 — Coupling vs spacing across a 50-step sweep
01 · SWEEPABLE INPUTS

Thirteen axes of freedom.

Every tunable that the calculator exposes is sweepable: spacing h (most common), excitation current I, coil size amax, turn counts Nr and Nt, frequency f, and the offset triplet (xt, yt, zt).

STEPS2 – 100ADAPTIVE≈ 300 ptsOUTPUTk · η · M · L · Vout
SWEEP · k(h) · 24 STEPSh · m↑ k
02Frequency presetsFig. 02 — k(f) with ISM marker
02 · FREQUENCY PRESETS

ISM and SAE, pinned.

The 6.78 MHz ISM band and the 85 kHz SAE J2954 EV-charging band ship as one-click presets. Custom frequencies up to 1 THz are accepted; the field tensor is recomputed per frame, not interpolated.

PRESET6.78 MHz · 85 kHzRANGE≤ 1 THz
6.78 MHz13.56 MHz85 kHz · SAE10 kHz30 MHz · log fk(f)
03Frame arrayFig. 03 — Frame strip with active step
03 · FRAME ARRAY

JSON in, scrub out.

The SweepRequest endpoint returns frames as a JSON array — field snapshots, time-series and aggregated metrics together. The web UI renders a scrubber and animated bar chart; scripted clients can post-process the same payload.

APIPOST /sweepPAYLOADJSON · array
F.00F.01F.02F.03F.04T = 0T = 2.0 s
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Sweep your first variable.