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z-distance to field strength value
Posted 13 août 2012, 12:06 UTC−4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics, Results & Visualization Version 4.3 0 Replies
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The electrodes in the x are separated from the y by a couple millimeters (not important).
The electrodes in one direction are charged with 1V. The other axis of electrodes are ground (0V terminals).
In the results I get a nice visualization of the static-electric field and I'd like to know the precise height (z-value) of a particular field strength. The actual strength itself is not really important. I just want to set a baseline and then see how changes to the grid effect the field propagation.
I've plotted isosurfaces of 30V/m for example and you end up with a nice plot that looks something like an air mattress. I'd like to find how high those "humps" are from the x-y plane and I can't seem to figure out how to approach this.
Hello Kenneth Smith
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