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voltage and frequency relation??
Posted 31 mag 2011, 12:32 GMT-4 Version 3.5a 1 Reply
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sir,
I am very new to COMSOL,
I am using comsol version 3.5
I am trying to simulate a model which has no other external loads except for the voltage. I would like to calculate the frequency of the system across different voltages, Can some one please tell me how to model such a system?
I have defined all the oundary conditions and when i used the parametric solver it is only giving me the deflection and stresses for the voltage applied but when i am using eigen frequency analysis, I am getting the error.
Some one please direct me, and help me in solving this prob
Hoping a reply very soon :)
Thanks
R Abhishek
I am very new to COMSOL,
I am using comsol version 3.5
I am trying to simulate a model which has no other external loads except for the voltage. I would like to calculate the frequency of the system across different voltages, Can some one please tell me how to model such a system?
I have defined all the oundary conditions and when i used the parametric solver it is only giving me the deflection and stresses for the voltage applied but when i am using eigen frequency analysis, I am getting the error.
Some one please direct me, and help me in solving this prob
Hoping a reply very soon :)
Thanks
R Abhishek
1 Reply Last Post 1 giu 2011, 01:30 GMT-4
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1 decade ago
Hi
i believe you must explain a little more: which application mode ? (which physics) ? ...
If you do an eigenfrequency in structural you will get the modes, but these are not related to any voltage (at least not if you do not couple amny physics such as ACDC for back EMF damping etc ...
if you have a MEMS device you "drive" with a voltage and you have a varying voltage, you should consider the transient or the frequency sweep (harmonic development of the equations)
--
Good luck
Ivar
i believe you must explain a little more: which application mode ? (which physics) ? ...
If you do an eigenfrequency in structural you will get the modes, but these are not related to any voltage (at least not if you do not couple amny physics such as ACDC for back EMF damping etc ...
if you have a MEMS device you "drive" with a voltage and you have a varying voltage, you should consider the transient or the frequency sweep (harmonic development of the equations)
--
Good luck
Ivar