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How can I import the frequency response curve I have collected myself into piezoelectric materials?

Posted 19 juil. 2023, 02:43 UTC−4 Structural & Acoustics, Acoustics & Vibrations 3 Replies

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How should I import the time-domain or frequency-domain signals of transducers collected in the real world into the Comsol transducer model?

3 Replies Last Post 19 juil. 2023, 08:04 UTC−4
Diotima University of Manchester/Material Science
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Posted: 1 year ago 19 juil. 2023, 03:48 UTC−4

I think a possible way of solving this is by define a function in global and insert it in the material parameter?

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I think a possible way of solving this is by define a function in global and insert it in the material parameter?
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Posted: 1 year ago 19 juil. 2023, 05:47 UTC−4

I think a possible way of solving this is by define a function in global and insert it in the material parameter?

I understand what you mean. This is something from the case study, but what I want to import is the CSV file of the data collected by the oscilloscope and then pour it into COMSOL

>I think a possible way of solving this is by define a function in global and insert it in the material parameter? I understand what you mean. This is something from the case study, but what I want to import is the CSV file of the data collected by the oscilloscope and then pour it into COMSOL
Edgar J. Kaiser Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 year ago 19 juil. 2023, 08:04 UTC−4

You can import the data into an interpolation function.

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Edgar J. Kaiser
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You can import the data into an interpolation function.

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