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"No frame is defined for 0D applications"

Posted 22 feb 2013, 06:58 GMT-5 Version 4.3, Version 4.3a 8 Replies

Asli Calis
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Hello again.

I am trying to simulate an E-core transformer. When I click the study 1 and select the show default solver there is an error occurs "No frame is defined for 0D applications" . What is it mean?

Thanks

Asli
8 Replies Last Post 7 apr 2016, 08:43 GMT-4
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 22 feb 2013, 07:26 GMT-5
Hi

are you sure you selected "3D" or "2D" when starting your model ?

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Good luck
Ivar
Hi are you sure you selected "3D" or "2D" when starting your model ? -- Good luck Ivar
Asli Calis
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Posted: 1 decade ago 22 feb 2013, 09:58 GMT-5
Hello,

Yes, of course I'm sure I selected 3D . I don't understand why the program gives this error :(
When I changed the electrical circuit node's parameters (for example resistor, external I vs U. parameters (i.e p:3 n is empty) etc. ) this time program gives an another error such as "The DAE is structurally inconsistent. Variables:2 Equations:1 Error in automatic sequence generation"

I appreciate you can give me some suggestion

Regards

Asli
Hello, Yes, of course I'm sure I selected 3D . I don't understand why the program gives this error :( When I changed the electrical circuit node's parameters (for example resistor, external I vs U. parameters (i.e p:3 n is empty) etc. ) this time program gives an another error such as "The DAE is structurally inconsistent. Variables:2 Equations:1 Error in automatic sequence generation" I appreciate you can give me some suggestion Regards Asli
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 22 feb 2013, 13:16 GMT-5
Hi

it's rue CIRis 0D "physics" so it's therein, you need to have a logical circuit without tangling items, check again your id numers, and note these re different (not linked) to the Terminal number id's

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Ivar
Hi it's rue CIRis 0D "physics" so it's therein, you need to have a logical circuit without tangling items, check again your id numers, and note these re different (not linked) to the Terminal number id's -- Good luck Ivar
Asli Calis
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Posted: 1 decade ago 24 feb 2013, 04:28 GMT-5
Hello Mr. Ivar,

What are the means of the terminal numbers and id numbers? Can you give me an example? I can not found the solution :(

My elecrical circuit (cir) parameters are:

Groung node 1: Connected to node 0

Voltage Source: p:1 n:0

External I Vs. U 1 : p:2 n:1

Resistor 1 : p:0 n:2

External I Vs. U 2 : p:3 n:0

Resistor 2: p:0 n:3
Hello Mr. Ivar, What are the means of the terminal numbers and id numbers? Can you give me an example? I can not found the solution :( My elecrical circuit (cir) parameters are: Groung node 1: Connected to node 0 Voltage Source: p:1 n:0 External I Vs. U 1 : p:2 n:1 Resistor 1 : p:0 n:2 External I Vs. U 2 : p:3 n:0 Resistor 2: p:0 n:3
Laura McDonnell
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Posted: 1 decade ago 13 mag 2013, 06:57 GMT-4
Hello,

I am having the exact same issue attempting to model an E-Core transformer. Has anyone found out what the problem was?
Hello, I am having the exact same issue attempting to model an E-Core transformer. Has anyone found out what the problem was?
Neil Veira
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Posted: 1 decade ago 2 lug 2013, 13:14 GMT-4
Were you using the time domain, as in the example model? I was also having this problem, and I discovered that switching from frequency domain to time domain fixed it.
Were you using the time domain, as in the example model? I was also having this problem, and I discovered that switching from frequency domain to time domain fixed it.
Jeon Jiyun
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Posted: 1 decade ago 28 nov 2013, 09:10 GMT-5
Do you mean model in this site?
I had same problem.
First, I only solve with time dependent study.
It was solved. And then, I added coil calculation. It worked.
Do you mean model in this site? I had same problem. First, I only solve with time dependent study. It was solved. And then, I added coil calculation. It worked.
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Posted: 8 years ago 7 apr 2016, 08:43 GMT-4
hello,I have the same problem,but I find the solution method .Maybe you circuit source is wrong ,and you can change it.
hello,I have the same problem,but I find the solution method .Maybe you circuit source is wrong ,and you can change it.

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