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Extremely Thin Layer
Posted 24.06.2016, 08:17 GMT-4 Geometry, Mesh Version 5.2 2 Replies
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Hello everyone,
I would like too add a thin layer copper (0.01mm) on an insulator. Durch diese Schicht, einer gegebenen Stromfluss , und ich möchte das Magnetfeld zu untersuchen.
If I builds up the geometry with insulator and thin copper layer , I always get meshing error because of the dimensions. Is there an elegant way to apply a thin copper layer on the insulator in COMSOL?
The other dimensions of the geometry are in the range of 1-20 cm.
Thank you and best regards,
Thommy
I would like too add a thin layer copper (0.01mm) on an insulator. Durch diese Schicht, einer gegebenen Stromfluss , und ich möchte das Magnetfeld zu untersuchen.
If I builds up the geometry with insulator and thin copper layer , I always get meshing error because of the dimensions. Is there an elegant way to apply a thin copper layer on the insulator in COMSOL?
The other dimensions of the geometry are in the range of 1-20 cm.
Thank you and best regards,
Thommy
2 Replies Last Post 24.06.2016, 09:33 GMT-4
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Posted:
8 years ago
Hi
have you checked the "Thin feature Boundary Layers" that exist in most physics ?
For very thin surfaces this gives you the physics simplified and you mesh only the surface. (Assuming the thickness is small and you have no or simple linear gradient through this small thickness
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Good luck
Ivar
have you checked the "Thin feature Boundary Layers" that exist in most physics ?
For very thin surfaces this gives you the physics simplified and you mesh only the surface. (Assuming the thickness is small and you have no or simple linear gradient through this small thickness
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Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
8 years ago
See www.comsol.com/model/heating-circuit-465 , or better yet www.comsol.com/model/simulating-wireless-power-transfer-in-circular-loop-antennas-19043 for instance.
Best,
Jeff
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Best,
Jeff
PS: Only English on the Discussion Forum, bitte schon! Thank you.