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Creating a shaped membrane for a resonator eigenfrequency study
Posted 28.02.2024, 21:47 GMT-5 Acoustics & Vibrations, Geometry Version 6.1 3 Replies
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Hello everyone, I am running into an error when defining a more complex shape for my membrane.
The goal is to emulate a graphene resonator and analyze how the shape of the membrane influences the quality factor using an eigenfrequency analysis.
Whenever I try to add more than one primitve to my geometry to make "holes" in the membrane I run into this error:
2024-02-28T20:38:12.504-0500 ERROR com.comsol.model.data.SelectionOutOfBoundsException: Illegal_input_vector_illegal_entity_number [com.comsol.widgets] com.comsol.util.exceptions.BridgeRuntimeException: com.comsol.model.data.SelectionOutOfBoundsException: Illegal_input_vector_illegal_entity_number
I am still fairly new to using COMSOL and suspect I am defining something incorrectly. The COMSOL file has a Membrane, Solid Mechanics and Multiphysics Solid-Thin Structure Connection Interface.
The error can easily be reproduced by enabling another primitve under "Plane Geometry" and running the "initial stress/strain" Eigenfrequency study.
I've attached one screenshot showing the deformation of the membrane with one primitive circle cut out. The second screenshot shows the error I get when I add another one.
If someone also has some suggestions on how to implement a topology optimization for the membrane to achieve a high Q to this I'd be very grateful.
Thank you for any help on this.
Regards, Benedikt