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How do you model electrodes in the plasma physics module?
Posted 5 oct. 2020, 18:39 UTC−4 Electromagnetics, Plasma Physics, Parameters, Variables, & Functions Version 5.5 2 Replies
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Currently, I can model the gas interactions through using boundaries around empty space as a substitute. But when I add a rectangle where the electrode is supposed to be, I'm getting errors, and I'm not sure of how to resolve this.
Context: Trying to model the cathode surface of a parallel-plate glow discharge. (Right now I'm doing it in 2D-axisymmetric, because it takes less time to know where I messed up)
I've attached both images to better explain what I mean.
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What errors do you get?
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For anyone that might have troubles with this in the future. A possible workaround is slicing the plots vertically using revolution 2D close to the surface, and that should give a good approximation.