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3d model magnet field speed

Posted 7 juin 2020, 01:19 UTC+2 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Structural & Acoustics Version 5.4 5 Replies

Feng Liu
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in the 2d model ,In the Physics toolbar, click Domains and choose Velocity (Lorentz Term),however in the 3d model,click Domains,there is no Velocity (Lorentz Term)

5 Replies Last Post 26 juin 2020, 04:45 UTC+2
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 5 years ago 9 juin 2020, 19:35 UTC+2
Updated: 5 years ago 9 juin 2020, 19:36 UTC+2

Yes, but this is the velocity of the medium, not the field. See the attached, from Comsol's help system:

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Yes, but this is the velocity of the medium, not the field. See the attached, from Comsol's help system:

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Posted: 5 years ago 11 juin 2020, 15:00 UTC+2

thank you but the magnetic and electric filed is fit for the Steady state solver however i want to use the velocity in Transient solver

thank you but the magnetic and electric filed is fit for the Steady state solver however i want to use the velocity in Transient solver
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Posted: 5 years ago 13 juin 2020, 01:51 UTC+2
Updated: 5 years ago 13 juin 2020, 01:51 UTC+2

If you need to work with a material velocity in a 3D EM model, you could use the mef formulation, with a velocity term. This is available in the AC/DC module. See the screenshot images attached.

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If you need to work with a material velocity in a 3D EM model, you could use the **mef** formulation, with a velocity term. This is available in the AC/DC module. See the screenshot images attached.

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Posted: 5 years ago 14 juin 2020, 09:39 UTC+2

thank you,thank you but the magnetic and electric filed is fit for the Steady state solver however i want to use the velocity in Transient solver. the example falling_magnet.mph in the 2d is used for Transient solver.

thank you,thank you but the magnetic and electric filed is fit for the Steady state solver however i want to use the velocity in Transient solver. the example falling_magnet.mph in the 2d is used for Transient solver.
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Posted: 5 years ago 26 juin 2020, 04:45 UTC+2

i want to use the 2d axisymmetric to build the magnetic module,and use the 2d to build the piezoelectricity module,how to combine the 2d axisymmetric module and 2d module?

i want to use the 2d axisymmetric to build the magnetic module,and use the 2d to build the piezoelectricity module,how to combine the 2d axisymmetric module and 2d module?

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