Originally posted by WM6
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Yes, I can use different type of conductors. But they haven't relevance for the coil current as I am using a current source drive (1 A at 1 Mhz). Shielding effects were not taken into account (this is a highly non-trivial job man, I am using only simplified models).
My simulation software uses sine-wave currents (easy calculation). The first derivation of it is used for the induction calculations and the maximum value is taken. So effectively max. dI/dt is taken for target response calculations. For our comparison, this is irrelevant. The performance of the coils apply to other current wave forms too.
Note, that the comparison is made under same conditions: same inductivity (300 µH), same coil current, same frequency, same target, same coil case diameter (10 inch), etc.
). It seems, that all the coding effort of my coil software will pay itself off now. 


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