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How to properly add vacuum around my model to visualize E field?
Posted 18 févr. 2016, 22:50 UTC−5 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 5.2 1 Reply
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I'm building a set of electrodes which I have modelled correctly. Now I want to see what the E field looks like in the space around them when they're charged up. I set ground to one electrode and 2000V to the other. Without defining the space around them as vacuum or air it's seems that I cannot visualize the e field or potential in the empty space. So then I tried to define a large sphere of air around the electrodes. When I added the sphere of air and subtracted the electrodes from it a got a mesh error. Do I need to subtract the electrodes from the sphere of air, or can I simply make the sphere and things will work out. In your answer please be as detailed as possible. I'm very new and I'm not sure yet how to work everything properly. Thanks. By the way I am using the A/C module with the stationary analysis.
1 Reply Last Post 19 févr. 2016, 04:26 UTC−5
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9 years ago
hello
If you are new to Comsol it's a good idea to start with some of the tutorials
I suggest you go to "Files>Application libraries" and search for
1-capacitor_fringing_fields (this one also has the answer to your question about how to make the geometry)
2-biased_resonator_3d_basic
open the PDF and do the tutorials from beginning to end
good luck
Dara
If you are new to Comsol it's a good idea to start with some of the tutorials
I suggest you go to "Files>Application libraries" and search for
1-capacitor_fringing_fields (this one also has the answer to your question about how to make the geometry)
2-biased_resonator_3d_basic
open the PDF and do the tutorials from beginning to end
good luck
Dara