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parametric sweeps: geometry and frequency sweep
Posted 10 feb 2011, 05:13 GMT-5 Studies & Solvers Version 4.1 8 Replies
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I'm using comsol 4.1. I have a problem about parametric sweeps
I have a model, eg. just a cube, light is excited on one of the facet of the cube, to simulate the light going through the cube, I want to sweep the frequency of the light. in addition, I also need to change the size of the cube.
for the frequency sweep, we can just specify the frequency range in GUI, then run the study, we can get solutions for different frequency. But for sweep of the size of cube, is there anyone knows how to realize this in the GUI (maybe it is impossible to do so in GUI).
For comsol v3.5a, I used a script containing a loop which change the size parameter of the cube.
But for the V4.1, I still don't know how to write a script.
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you have two types of paramtetric sweeps: the "continuation" internal parameter sweep you define in the solver node i.e. stationary, or frequency sweep. And the full Parametric sweep. Th latter loops aroud the geoemtry too, so this one allows you to also update your geoemtry and mesh if required.
note that you might nest the sweeps to, apart that it makes looooong runs ;)
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Ivar
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I know how to do it now
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you have two types of paramtetric sweeps: the "continuation" internal parameter sweep you define in the solver node i.e. stationary, or frequency sweep. And the full Parametric sweep. Th latter loops aroud the geoemtry too, so this one allows you to also update your geoemtry and mesh if required.
note that you might nest the sweeps to, apart that it makes looooong runs ;)
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Good luck
Ivar
How to do the Full Parametric Sweep to change the geometry exactly? And how to do 3 parametric sweeps at once for the geometry exactly? This is urgent...please advise
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I haven tried more than 2 levels in V4, not sure it can handle 3 levels, you get a lot of data like that !
Perhaps if you get the outer one to save the results as a series of files with 2 levels, it couldwork (for the postprocessing/results)
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Ivar
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Hi
I haven tried more than 2 levels in V4, not sure it can handle 3 levels, you get a lot of data like that !
Perhaps if you get the outer one to save the results as a series of files with 2 levels, it couldwork (for the postprocessing/results)
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Good luck
Ivar
Hello,
I keep getting this error
Parameter list must be strictly monotone.
Although my parameters are both increasing and have the same number of intervals
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for multi parameter definitions, you must provide all parameter values in a 2xn or 3xn or mxn... list and the first of each pair (triple ...) must be monotonously increasing. Check the doc, and the FORUM there are several threads already on the subject
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Ivar
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for multi parameter definitions, you must provide all parameter values in a 2xn or 3xn or mxn... list and the first of each pair (triple ...) must be monotonously increasing. Check the doc, and the FORUM there are several threads already on the subject
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Good luck
Ivar
Hi,Ivar
My problem is the same as the above. The model contain 3 physical field, ElectroicMagnet, Heat transfer, Solid mechanic. The solver include 3 Segregated solvers, each for one field variable. When parametric sweep is conducted, the first two given values can get through successfully, and the RAM consumes about 1.8G of the total 3.25G. And then, it will stop and warn "LU out of memory", what confused me is that the RAM taken by the solver is no more than 2.5G, and there is still free memory,how can this happen? And why the previous given values can get through? I suspect there is something related to the very poor memory management of COMSOL.