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parametric sweep of a geometry feature OR a way to keep the old solution set when you click solve again
Posted 28 mar 2012, 20:17 GMT-4 Geometry, Studies & Solvers Version 4.2a 2 Replies
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I was wondering if it is possible to do a parametric sweep of a geometry feature. For example, have one of my domains change from 75nm, solve, to 35nm, solve, in the same set.
I know you can parameter sweep your variable or parameters, but I wasn't sure about this since I think it would need a new mesh if the size is changed.
I am curious to see if anyone has encountered this issue and how they dealt with it. Thanks.
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Can someone tell me how I can keep old solution sets when I click the solve button again. That was I could manually change the size and then just compare the two solutions.
Thank you
Brandon
I know you can parameter sweep your variable or parameters, but I wasn't sure about this since I think it would need a new mesh if the size is changed.
I am curious to see if anyone has encountered this issue and how they dealt with it. Thanks.
Or
Can someone tell me how I can keep old solution sets when I click the solve button again. That was I could manually change the size and then just compare the two solutions.
Thank you
Brandon
2 Replies Last Post 28 mar 2012, 21:09 GMT-4
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1 decade ago
Yes, you can sweep over geometric parameters. You just need to define your parameter as global. By default COMSOL will re-mesh automatically. You can get additional control of the mesh by using Deformed Mesh interface.
To save solution right click Solver Configuration-Solver1 at it's been solved. "Copy" command is hidden inside of one of the menus there.
To save solution right click Solver Configuration-Solver1 at it's been solved. "Copy" command is hidden inside of one of the menus there.
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1 decade ago
Thanks again Alexander for saving me.
I found the Copy, and I assume making a copy will keep the solution for when I run the study again with different parameters.
I found the Copy, and I assume making a copy will keep the solution for when I run the study again with different parameters.