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How to define a surface current on a surface, not boundary in 2-D modeling

Posted 3 ott 2013, 22:43 GMT-4 Low-Frequency Electromagnetics Version 4.3a 1 Reply

Yuqiang Zeng
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Hi,
I am working on a 2-D modeling and I want to define a surface current density on a surface. However, it seems that I could only define it on a boundary for 2-D case. Anyone can tell me how could I achieve this? Thanks
1 Reply Last Post 4 ott 2013, 00:06 GMT-4
Bo Zeng
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Posted: 1 decade ago 4 ott 2013, 00:06 GMT-4
It can be done in Comsol 4.3b using EMW Time Explicit -> Add Electric Current Density.

I do have a question (or see my post). How to use the result of other model's time-dependent solution (i.e. a current flux solved in chemical transport model) as the surface current model here?

Yours
Bo
It can be done in Comsol 4.3b using EMW Time Explicit -> Add Electric Current Density. I do have a question (or see my post). How to use the result of other model's time-dependent solution (i.e. a current flux solved in chemical transport model) as the surface current model here? Yours Bo

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