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RF module - nano particle absorption - defining incoming k vector
Posted 13.07.2010, 07:21 GMT-4 2 Replies
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Hi,
a basic question:
I am using RF , emw module, and want to simulate the absorption by a gold nano particle.
I am getting an error: "failed to evaluate variable: mod1.emw.k"
so i think its a syntax / definition problem. How do I define the incoming field wave length?
on comsol 3.5 when you define lambda0 , k0 is defined. what and where should i define in comsol 4.0 to set my background field?
(I have been doing something like this " E0*exp(-j*emw.K0*Z) " and defining lambda0 in the global parameters . I should also say that i get this error also with the background field set to 0. finally I know about the mie scattering model).
many many thanks,
JD
a basic question:
I am using RF , emw module, and want to simulate the absorption by a gold nano particle.
I am getting an error: "failed to evaluate variable: mod1.emw.k"
so i think its a syntax / definition problem. How do I define the incoming field wave length?
on comsol 3.5 when you define lambda0 , k0 is defined. what and where should i define in comsol 4.0 to set my background field?
(I have been doing something like this " E0*exp(-j*emw.K0*Z) " and defining lambda0 in the global parameters . I should also say that i get this error also with the background field set to 0. finally I know about the mie scattering model).
many many thanks,
JD
2 Replies Last Post 14.07.2010, 16:44 GMT-4
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
I'm not sure what to comment, apart check carefully the names and the uppercase/lowercase issue. And learn the COMSOL internals via the show equations options in V4, or the physics Expression Settings in V3.5.
Good luck
Ivar
I'm not sure what to comment, apart check carefully the names and the uppercase/lowercase issue. And learn the COMSOL internals via the show equations options in V4, or the physics Expression Settings in V3.5.
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
In comsol 4.0, you can set the value of frequency in the menu study/solve sequence/stationary/parametric. If you set the frequency, then you can calculate the wavelength by lambda=c/f. [c is the speed of light, f is frequency].
The background feild can be set in the memu of Electromagnetic waves by right clicking this menu.
Hope it is helpful for you.
Good luck!
The background feild can be set in the memu of Electromagnetic waves by right clicking this menu.
Hope it is helpful for you.
Good luck!