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Finding the value of X-axis (any variable) when Y-axis value is given?

Posted 21 août 2019, 09:56 UTC−4 Wave Optics, Parameters, Variables, & Functions, Results & Visualization 1 Reply

Rabiul Hasan
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I have the attached figure. This has been extracted from a simulation of COMSOL Multiphysics. I want to get the 27.6% of the maximum Maximum Electric field normal (shown in Y-axis) and as well as the corresponding Arc length value (shown in X-axis) at that point. It is manually possible to get both 27.6% of Maximum Electric field normal and the corresponding Arc length. But I want to do that automatically by the COMSOL software. Is it possible in COMSOL Multiphysics? Can anyone help me regarding this?

1 Reply Last Post 23 août 2019, 14:17 UTC−4
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 5 years ago 23 août 2019, 14:17 UTC−4

Hello Rabiul,

I assume that you know that the graph is monotonously decreasing from its peak value to less than 27.6% of its peak value over the arc in question, so that the graph does not take the value 0.276 times its max multiple times. If so, you could do the following:

Step 1: Use a Maximum component coupling to get the peak value. I'll call that component coupling maxop1 here (It's the default name for the first maximum operator you define in your model).

Step 2: Under Derived Values, use a Line Integration on that same arc to integrate the boolean "V>maxop1(V)" (Replace V by the actual name of the quantity in your plot).

I am attaching an example.

Best,

Jeff

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Jeff Hiller
Hello Rabiul, I assume that you know that the graph is monotonously decreasing from its peak value to less than 27.6% of its peak value over the arc in question, so that the graph does not take the value 0.276 times its max multiple times. If so, you could do the following: Step 1: Use a Maximum component coupling to get the peak value. I'll call that component coupling maxop1 here (It's the default name for the first maximum operator you define in your model). Step 2: Under Derived Values, use a Line Integration on that same arc to integrate the boolean "V>maxop1(V)" (Replace V by the actual name of the quantity in your plot). I am attaching an example. Best, Jeff

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