During the presizing of electromagnetic devices, the designer needs fast calculation tools allowing him to make optimizations. Reluctance networks are thus very often used as approximate models: they are easy to interpret and provide very short computing times. However, to set them to equations is a tiresome task and often leads to errors. The paper proposes to automate this task. Starting from a simple and intuitive graphic interface, the model and its partial derivatives are automatically generated. Thus, optimization sizing and sensibility computation can be carried out
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