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Export Data, Please help
Posted 24 avr. 2012, 07:08 UTC−4 Results & Visualization 1 Reply
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Hi everyone!
I wanna from 3D plot export tha data. I did it to .txt file, but result I can't analyze.
I use RF module to make Antenna EM fielf. So in E-field normal component, I want analyze E-field uniformity.
So I need to check Central axis 1 line only, to see the E-field Intensity versus Antenna Position, in (0,-300mm) to (0,+300mm). How can I take only 1 line. I try to analyse 3D export data, but failed.
Please help me!
Thank you in advance!
I wanna from 3D plot export tha data. I did it to .txt file, but result I can't analyze.
I use RF module to make Antenna EM fielf. So in E-field normal component, I want analyze E-field uniformity.
So I need to check Central axis 1 line only, to see the E-field Intensity versus Antenna Position, in (0,-300mm) to (0,+300mm). How can I take only 1 line. I try to analyse 3D export data, but failed.
Please help me!
Thank you in advance!
1 Reply Last Post 24 avr. 2012, 15:04 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Hi
I would sugest that you reduce the data within COMSOL by either extracting the results along a line, or easier along an edge of your model. You might need to cut your geoemtry to get the edge at the desired location.
Then you can export (right click and select accordingly your final data set) this reduced data, and it will be easier to find your way therein ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
I would sugest that you reduce the data within COMSOL by either extracting the results along a line, or easier along an edge of your model. You might need to cut your geoemtry to get the edge at the desired location.
Then you can export (right click and select accordingly your final data set) this reduced data, and it will be easier to find your way therein ;)
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Good luck
Ivar