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Sweep at different values of the same parameter....

Posted 12.05.2015, 22:54 GMT-4 Version 4.4 2 Replies

Aamir Qamar
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Hi everyone. I want to measure change in magnetic flux density at different values of a parameter say xd. For this I used parametric sweep that works fine and gives accurate result but A parametric sweep allows you to tell COMSOL to run the same file with different input values of a parameter each time. I want comsol to consider all values of xd at a same time.
For instance xd = 0, 1, 2. If I make a 1D plot of change in magnetic flux density along x-axis it will give me peak value at 0, 1, and 2. With parametric sweep i get three plots one with peak = 0 the other with 1 and the third with 2. What i want is to have one plot indicating peaks at 0,1and 2.
Thanks....
2 Replies Last Post 13.05.2015, 03:00 GMT-4
Lasse Murtomäki
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Posted: 10 years ago 13.05.2015, 01:58 GMT-4
I am not quite sure if I understood your problem correct, but have you tried post-processing, Derived Values? There you can evaluate any relevant quantity with all parameter values in your parametric sweep. It makes a table which can be plotted in one click.

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I am not quite sure if I understood your problem correct, but have you tried post-processing, Derived Values? There you can evaluate any relevant quantity with all parameter values in your parametric sweep. It makes a table which can be plotted in one click. br Lasse
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Posted: 10 years ago 13.05.2015, 03:00 GMT-4
Thanks Lasse, I don't get you but even if in derived values we will have separate plots. What i mean is to have a single plot indicating all three peaks because it is a continuous process but what parametric sweep does is it only considers one value and run the whole file then consider another and run the whole file and then third although it should be only one time showing maximum value at the values of parameter...
I am sorry i think i can not make it clear but if you can understand....
Thanks Lasse, I don't get you but even if in derived values we will have separate plots. What i mean is to have a single plot indicating all three peaks because it is a continuous process but what parametric sweep does is it only considers one value and run the whole file then consider another and run the whole file and then third although it should be only one time showing maximum value at the values of parameter... I am sorry i think i can not make it clear but if you can understand....

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