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Effect of one physics in another physics
Posted 19 août 2015, 04:17 UTC−4 RF & Microwave Engineering, Heat Transfer & Phase Change Version 4.4 1 Reply
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Hi Everyone.
I want to ask a question about physics coupling. My question is , how to see the effect of one physics in another physics. For example, I want to see the heat transfer effect in Radio Frequency (Electromagnetic waves frequency domain).
I have a rectangular waveguide and S-parameters in frequency domain, now I want to place a dielectric block in waveguide and heat this block at high temperature, Now what does it effect on S11 of waveguide. What study Should I select.? How to perform this in comsol. I also saw the rf heating module but can't get something which I want.
I want to ask a question about physics coupling. My question is , how to see the effect of one physics in another physics. For example, I want to see the heat transfer effect in Radio Frequency (Electromagnetic waves frequency domain).
I have a rectangular waveguide and S-parameters in frequency domain, now I want to place a dielectric block in waveguide and heat this block at high temperature, Now what does it effect on S11 of waveguide. What study Should I select.? How to perform this in comsol. I also saw the rf heating module but can't get something which I want.
1 Reply Last Post 19 août 2015, 08:26 UTC−4
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Posted:
9 years ago
Avinash,
The following example illustrates the heating of the dielectric block in the rectangular waveguide:
www.comsol.com/model/download/232811/models.rf.rf_heating.pdf
Regards,
Sergei
The following example illustrates the heating of the dielectric block in the rectangular waveguide:
www.comsol.com/model/download/232811/models.rf.rf_heating.pdf
Regards,
Sergei