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Plot z=(x,y) in COMSOL

Posted 3 sept. 2017, 13:56 UTC−4 Results & Visualization Version 4.3b 1 Reply

NDN UNIST/Mechanical Engineering
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Dear all

Does anyone know how to make a plot z=(x,y) in comsol ?

I need to make this plot to evaluate my design
Best regards
1 Reply Last Post 5 sept. 2017, 07:47 UTC−4
Mark Harradine
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Posted: 7 years ago 5 sept. 2017, 07:47 UTC−4
You can add a Height Expression to a standard surface plot in your results, (make sure mesh and cut-plane resolution are sufficient for your needs). See attached example. I am not sure if the Height Expression capability is available in version 4.3...

An analytical surface plot can be created if that is what you need (see attached).

Hope this helps,

Mark
You can add a Height Expression to a standard surface plot in your results, (make sure mesh and cut-plane resolution are sufficient for your needs). See attached example. I am not sure if the Height Expression capability is available in version 4.3... An analytical surface plot can be created if that is what you need (see attached). Hope this helps, Mark

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