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Electric field simulation problem

Posted 31 mai 2016, 11:24 UTC−4 Version 5.1 3 Replies

Paul Szabo
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Hi.I am trying to simulate the electric field around a high voltage pillar in 2D.I cannot find in the Electrostatic physics the option of assigning voltage to its conductors.Can you help me as soon as possible?
Thanks.
3 Replies Last Post 3 juin 2016, 11:17 UTC−4
Damian Rivas
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Posted: 8 years ago 31 mai 2016, 17:11 UTC−4
The node you are looking for is called "Electric Potential".
The node you are looking for is called "Electric Potential".
Paul Szabo
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Posted: 8 years ago 2 juin 2016, 09:08 UTC−4
I found that.Now where should i look to find the simulation of the electric field?because in the potential node it only shows me the potential around the pillar.
I found that.Now where should i look to find the simulation of the electric field?because in the potential node it only shows me the potential around the pillar.
Danilo Farnese
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Posted: 8 years ago 3 juin 2016, 11:17 UTC−4
Hello.
You can view the electric field at any point , provided you have set the correct boundary condition .
at ;
Danilo Farnese
Hello. You can view the electric field at any point , provided you have set the correct boundary condition . at ; Danilo Farnese

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