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comsol script command to find a deflection of a point after simulation

Posted 26.02.2010, 02:32 GMT-5 1 Reply

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Is there anyone know the comsol script command to find a deflection of a point after simulation? For example, I would like to find the z-deflection of point 37 in the model. How to write the script? Thanks.

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1 Reply Last Post 28.02.2010, 07:56 GMT-5
Ivar KJELBERG COMSOL Multiphysics(r) fan, retired, former "Senior Expert" at CSEM SA (CH)
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Posted: 1 decade ago 28.02.2010, 07:56 GMT-5
Hi

I always forget the method/calls form one try to the other, but in those cases I do the GUI simulaton and postprocessing and look at the *_history.m or the saved .m file for suggestions

Hope this method helps, usefull in many cases to understand the COMSOl interiours (if you do not find any history files, see the COMSOL Preferrences there is a place where to select to save them, "off" by default I believe)

Good luck
Ivar

Hi I always forget the method/calls form one try to the other, but in those cases I do the GUI simulaton and postprocessing and look at the *_history.m or the saved .m file for suggestions Hope this method helps, usefull in many cases to understand the COMSOl interiours (if you do not find any history files, see the COMSOL Preferrences there is a place where to select to save them, "off" by default I believe) Good luck Ivar

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