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Does comsol can visualize the change of results by changed parameter
Posted 1 déc. 2009, 17:02 UTC−5 1 Reply
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when i solve the problem with setting one parameter like distance change from 1 to 100, i can get the 100 groups of my problem solutions. but it just show surface charge distribution of the last one(100)
I know how to plot all of results in figure. just want to know whether comsol can visualize the changed results process so i can present my result more directly?
Is any one has some idea about this?
Many Many thaks!
I know how to plot all of results in figure. just want to know whether comsol can visualize the changed results process so i can present my result more directly?
Is any one has some idea about this?
Many Many thaks!
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1 decade ago
Hi
when you make a parametric analysis the postprocessor window shows by default the last one, you must go in the General tab to select a specific parameter value (or time value in transient).
If you want the results over the parametr sweep of a postprocessing boundry integration you can get this by the "plot" command.
You have also the "animate" that will make a sequence of images (this takes some time)
Look through the examples in the doc section postprocessing parameter sweep
Good luck
Ivar
when you make a parametric analysis the postprocessor window shows by default the last one, you must go in the General tab to select a specific parameter value (or time value in transient).
If you want the results over the parametr sweep of a postprocessing boundry integration you can get this by the "plot" command.
You have also the "animate" that will make a sequence of images (this takes some time)
Look through the examples in the doc section postprocessing parameter sweep
Good luck
Ivar