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Best way to query electric field at (x,y,z) coordiantes?
Posted 7 nov 2014, 03:55 GMT-5 Version 4.4 2 Replies
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Hello,
Some time ago I have set up a method to query the electrostatic field in my 3D model at given (x,y,z) coordinates, using a 'Cut Point 3D' node.
From a java code, I repeatedly set the (x,y,z) coordinates of this node in a loop, to query the field values at many locations. COMSOL slowly runs out of memory, even though I believed this is not adding anything new to the model.
What is the best way to achieve my goal?
Thank you
Daniel
Some time ago I have set up a method to query the electrostatic field in my 3D model at given (x,y,z) coordinates, using a 'Cut Point 3D' node.
From a java code, I repeatedly set the (x,y,z) coordinates of this node in a loop, to query the field values at many locations. COMSOL slowly runs out of memory, even though I believed this is not adding anything new to the model.
What is the best way to achieve my goal?
Thank you
Daniel
2 Replies Last Post 7 nov 2014, 09:45 GMT-5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hello,
if you are interested in few points, you can use domain point probe entering the co-ordinates of your points(x, y, z) and calculate the electric field.
Hope that this will be useful
BR
Mohamed
if you are interested in few points, you can use domain point probe entering the co-ordinates of your points(x, y, z) and calculate the electric field.
Hope that this will be useful
BR
Mohamed
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hello,
if you are interested in few points, you can use domain point probe entering the co-ordinates of your points(x, y, z) and calculate the electric field.
Hope that this will be useful
BR
Mohamed
if you are interested in few points, you can use domain point probe entering the co-ordinates of your points(x, y, z) and calculate the electric field.
Hope that this will be useful
BR
Mohamed