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MEF in time dependent

Posted 25 févr. 2024, 07:22 UTC−5 Electromagnetics 1 Reply

JiaLe Cai
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I want to apply a transient current to a toroidal coil. I use the mef module and time dependent research. Why can't I get the results?

1 Reply Last Post 26 févr. 2024, 22:45 UTC−5
Robert Koslover Certified Consultant
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Posted: 9 months ago 26 févr. 2024, 22:45 UTC−5
Updated: 9 months ago 26 févr. 2024, 22:45 UTC−5

Comsol models typically require many inputs, settings, parameters, etc. You probably made one or more mistakes in setting up your model. I encourage you to provide more information. Also, consider uploading your model to the forum so that other Comsol Multiphysics users can help you find and fix the error(s).

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Comsol models typically require many inputs, settings, parameters, etc. You probably made one or more mistakes in setting up your model. I encourage you to provide more information. Also, consider uploading your model to the forum so that other Comsol Multiphysics users can help you find and fix the error(s).

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